The Denver City Council has scheduled public hearings for rezoning in three neighborhoods on October 14, 2024.

Boulder County has conducted a mandatory Logic and Accuracy Test for its voting system ensuring ballot accuracy for the upcoming election, with representatives from major political parties present.

Boulder County Commissioners are focusing on reinforcing their safety net and criminal justice system, with plans to open the Alternative Sentencing Facility in 2025, despite funding challenges.

Moody's improved Denver's dedicated tax bond rating and confirmed its Aaa General Obligation Bonds rating, reflecting the city's strong economy and financial management.

Denver Elections successfully conducted a Logic and Accuracy Test on voting equipment, observed by a bipartisan board, ensuring precise vote tabulation for the General Election.

Winners of the Douglas County Elections Student Art Contest 2024 have been announced, featuring young artists who expressed patriotic themes through their artwork.

Tina Powell, director of the Weld County Regional Communications Center, received the "Director of the Year" award from NICE Public Safety for her leadership in 911 dispatching.

Las Cruces City Council approved the expansion of a homeless outreach program and allocated funds for a childcare facility’s roof replacement and public art projects.

State attorneys general are pressing a Tennessee court to enforce an investigation into TikTok for consumer protection violations related to youth mental health.

Colorado's Safe2Tell program saw a 74% rise in safety concerns reports in September 2024, highlighting its role in student safety, despite an increase in false reports.

Denver's Election Division moves voter education materials online, including the local Ballot Information Booklet, which saves taxpayers nearly $200,000. Printed copies remain available upon request.

Denver updates its Energize Denver Building Performance Policy to bolster climate goals, offering policy revisions, energy coaching, and rebates for efficiency improvements starting in 2025.

Boulder County will close its offices on Oct. 14 for Indigenous Peoples' Day, while essential services remain available. The county website offers information on online services and holiday closures.