Boulder received an award from ACRA for its exceptional engagement with American Indian Tribal Nations, marking its efforts in cultural collaboration and preservation.

Boulder County is offering $100,000 in grants for local circular economy initiatives, including waste prevention and package redesign, to promote sustainability. Applications are open until Oct. 18.

Boulder County has renewed a partnership to manage forests and prevent fires, with a shared stewardship agreement involving state and federal agencies.

Boulder County Elections Division is conducting a public logic and accuracy test on voting equipment for the 2024 election, ensuring transparency and correctness in vote counting. RSVP is required to attend the event at the Clerk & Recorder’s Office.

The Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms now operates on solar power, benefiting both the environment and local families by providing energy bill credits. This project is a step towards Denver's climate goals.

Denver City Council plans public hearings on zoning and development on September 30, 2024, discussing significant changes affecting the city's urban landscape.

CSPD will present PERF's review of its training programs, focusing on practices like use of force, with officials discussing the findings and implications for the community.

Experts call for more resources to fight wage theft in Denver, noting that while 45,000 workers are underpaid annually, only 1,850 received restitution in 2023.

Boulder officials have worked with the owners of the Ash House to address code violations, with a promise to fix the issues within two weeks after a court session.

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.