The Weld County Board of Commissioners opposes Proposition 127, which seeks to ban mountain lion and bobcat hunting in Colorado, citing wildlife management and property rights concerns.

Sgt. Brian Ziolkowski is the first from the Pueblo County Sheriff's Office to graduate from the National Command & Staff College's leadership program.

Glenn Thompson Braden IV was sentenced for exposing himself on Colorado trails after pleading guilty to various charges, including attempted sexual assault.

Denver launches an online Reuse Business Directory aimed at promoting sustainable practices by facilitating repair, rental, and resale services within the community.

Boulder County teams up with CPWD to enhance voting accessibility for people with disabilities on October 23 with services like in-person voting, registration assistance, and language support.

A juvenile faces multiple felony charges after brandishing a gun during a fight near a Boulder Circle K, resulting in minor injuries and ongoing investigation.

The Denver Auditor's Office found the city's fleet management system inefficient, with issues like idle vehicles, unsecured fuel and parts, and unauthorized access by former employees.

Denver celebrated its Peer Support Specialists on the 10th annual GPSCD, highlighting their role in aiding recovery for mental health and substance abuse issues.

Weld County Road 22 has fully reopened after significant upgrades, improving the local transportation infrastructure and preparing it for increased traffic.

Denver city council has public hearings on development near the sports arena, focusing on zoning changes and agreements with companies like Kroenke on October 21, 2024.

Denver hosts a "Blue Haunting – Trunk or Treat" event on October 25, featuring candy and interaction with patrol officers, plus a sensory-friendly hour without emergency lights.

The article discusses the forecast of rainy and stormy weather in Denver for the weekend, with a warning for travelers, especially in the mountains where snow is expected. Conditions are set to improve with sunshine from Monday.

Denver's DOTI focuses on safety, reducing traffic fatalities by 20% and pedestrian deaths by 33% in 2024. Projects include safer roads, bike lanes, and public transit improvements.