Denver Mayor Mike Johnston and partners broke ground on The Hattie McDaniel, a 62-condo affordable housing development in Five Points for families earning below 80% of median income.

A shooting at UCHealth Greeley Hospital parking lot prompted a lockdown and a significant police response. The incident, stemming from domestic violence, is under control with no ongoing threat.

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold won't resign after partial voting system passwords were shared online, asserting that the employee responsible is no longer with her office. An investigation into the incident is underway.

Denver Clerk Paul D. López asserted the integrity of Denver's electoral system remains intact despite a password breach, citing multiple security measures in place to protect voter data.

Jose Vargas is named Deputy Director of Human Resources for the City of Las Cruces, following key roles in various projects and processes improvement.

Denver's progressive initiative allows eligible inmates to vote in the 2024 General Election, part of a collaborative effort aimed at inclusivity in civic engagement.

Denver's freeze warning is extended until 9 AM with expected sub-freezing temperatures. Protection for vegetation and outdoor plumbing is advised, with a warming trend forecasted later in the week.

The Denver Central Library reopens on Nov. 3 after renovations, featuring new facilities and technological upgrades as part of the Elevate Denver bond program.

Douglas County will honor military service members with a Veterans Day ceremony, featuring local veterans and county commissioners, and will close government offices on Nov. 11.

Colorado Springs Airport announces its first international service: a direct, seasonal flight to Cancún with Southwest Airlines starting June 7, 2025.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues an El Paso doctor for prescribing puberty blockers and hormones to minors, claiming the actions violate Senate Bill 14.

CIRT investigates after a man was seriously injured during an arrest in Brighton; police were responding to an assault and domestic violence report. The officer involved is on leave.

A Thornton man, Lance McCuistion, was sentenced to 52 months in prison for preparing fraudulent tax returns, signifying the non-tolerance for financial fraud.