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

Castle Rock is facing traffic closures for the Crystal Valley interchange project, with detours during the Nov. 1-4 weekend and ongoing construction causing noise and disruptions.

Arapahoe County celebrated Adoption Day, formalizing the adoption of 13 children into 12 families, with festivities and a focus on the significance of creating lifelong bonds for children in need.

The partial passwords to Colorado's voting system were accidentally exposed on the Secretary of State's website, sparking security concerns and criticism from officials.

Mile High Youth Corps helps Sans Souci Mobile Home Park residents with free wildfire mitigation services, fostering a culture of preparedness and protecting the financially burdened community.

The City of Fort Collins is hosting an open house to encourage civic engagement in volunteering on City boards and commissions, offering residents a chance to shape local governance.

Applications are open for the Accelerate COS Small Business Loan Program, offering low-interest loans, mentoring, and education to help El Paso County small businesses grow.

Colorado received a $66.4 million federal grant to enhance its rail infrastructure, with state matching funds, supporting freight safety and laying groundwork for passenger rail expansion.

Boulder celebrates Día de los Muertos with community altars honoring past leaders and a procession on Pearl Street, inviting reflection on historical figures' legacies.

Commissioner Kevin Ross presented a positive State of the County address at Aims Community College, highlighting Weld County's growth, collaborative development plans, infrastructure improvements, and commitment to responsive government services.

Weld County is seeking residents to join its advisory committees, including the Planning Commission and CDBG Advisory Committee, to influence county policies.

Efforts to combat the Highland Lakes Fire in Teller County, Colorado, have achieved 15% containment, despite ongoing threats posed by the wildfire, which has necessitated evacuations and shifts to remote learning for students.

Superintendent Alex Marrero of Denver Public Schools received a $17,326 performance bonus after meeting 85% of his goals, approved unanimously by the School Board.