The City of Boulder and The Hope Institute have announced a new suicide prevention service to open on October 7, 2024, offering outpatient care to those facing severe suicidal thoughts.

Denver voters will soon decide on Ordinance 308, proposing a citywide fur product ban, to take effect in 2025, with strong advocacy by Pro-Animal Future and opposition from local business owners.

The Town of Parker clarified its event permit process and record request policies amid discussions about the Douglas County PrideFest, emphasizing fairness and adherence to due process.

Pete Schulte has been named the new city attorney for Aurora, succeeding Dan Brotzman. Schulte has a diverse legal background, including roles in public safety and as a legal advisor. His contract is pending a formal City Council vote.

Joel Fitzgerald has left his role as Chief of the RTD police after two years, with no details provided about his departure beyond it following a leave since July for unspecified reasons.

Boulder County District Court decided not to dissolve a temporary order preventing property closure at Ash House. The city expressed disappointment but affirmed compliance with the ruling.

The Boulder County Commissioners' Town Hall meeting on the proposed 2025 budget was rescheduled to October 15th at the East Boulder Recreation Center.

Boulder County opens grant applications for wildfire mitigation, targeting large-scale projects and partnerships, with over $2 million already invested in various risk reduction efforts.

The Denver City Council prepares for public hearings on amendments to the Welton Corridor Plan, rezoning proposals, and a development agreement for Cherry Creek West.

Auditor Timothy O'Brien's audit uncovers delays and a lack of clear process in Denver's employee termination payouts, with over $41 million paid out in scrutinized cases.

Boulder's Point in Time Count reports on homelessness, revealing challenges and a reduction in unsheltered individuals over two years, with a count of 122 unsheltered people in July.

Fort Collins Police Services boosts road safety with its Traffic Safety Initiative utilizing Advanced Vehicle Identification System technology, as backed by recent legislation, focusing on problem corridors to curb speeding and reckless driving.

Boulder's Ash House student housing was closed for unauthorized modifications, affecting 60 students. The city is considering legal actions against the property owner.