The Denver City Council will hold a hearing on zoning changes in Harvey Park, Northeast Park Hill, and Cory - Merrill on September 16, 2024, at 5:30 p.m.

Mayor Mike Johnston presents Denver's 2025 budget proposal, focusing on prioritizing community values, with an emphasis on urban revitalization, affordable housing, and public safety, while exercising spending restraint.

The Boulder Police Oversight Panel has updated its bylaws to align with City Council Ordinance 8609, enhancing procedural efficiency and accountability.

Boulder County is considering a temporary moratorium on large home builds, with a public hearing set for Sept. 17, 2024, prompting discussions on sustainability and neighborhood character.

The Denver council unanimously approved a sidewalk fee program, with a base rate of $150/year for property owners, and additional fees for longer sidewalks, to fund city-wide pavement maintenance.

The City of Fort Collins released its 2025-2026 budget focusing on strategic investment and service quality, despite economic challenges and reduced pandemic-era funding. Public feedback is sought through online platforms and hearings.

Colorado's Attorney General warns about election deepfakes; new state law requires disclaimers on AI-generated political content.

Congresswoman Lauren Boebert will lead a roundtable in Aurora to discuss immigration policies and the impact of Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua's activities.

Denver City Council invites public input on housing code amendments and a zoning modification that could change the skyline, scheduled for September 10 and 11, 2024.

Denver's grant management, specifically for the Caring for Denver initiative, lacks proper oversight, with many recommendations from a 2022 audit unimplemented.

Candidates Boebert and Calvarese debated economic and veterans' issues for Colorado's 4th District, showing consensus on some topics while clashing on energy policy and public debates.

Aurora's mayor addressed claims of a Venezuelan gang at an apartment complex, but residents cite poor conditions as the main issue, affecting the city's image and community relations.

Denver government offices are closed on Labor Day, with essential services remaining operational. Golf courses open, trash pickup delayed, parking meters free.