The Denver Police warn of IRS scams during tax season, advising locals to stay vigilant and not give out personal information to unsolicited callers claiming to be from the IRS.

Denver Police Department's EmpowHer Police Academy has successfully guided 35 more women towards a career in law enforcement through a six-week immersive program, emphasizing hands-on activities and various career paths within the field.

Boulder County offers $7.8 million in Survive and Thrive grants to local nonprofits and child care providers impacted by COVID-19; applications are due by March 28, 2025.

Douglas County announces the opening of its yard waste disposal site on April 5, 2025, offering residents a location to drop off and separate their yard debris every Saturday through October.

The Adams County Sheriff's Office is celebrating women's increasing representation in their ranks during National Women's Month, with women making up 36% of their staff.

The City of Boulder has released guidelines for community members interested in running for City Council, detailing eligibility, filing processes, and signature collection.

The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office is hiring an Emergency Management Specialist, with responsibilities including coordinating with volunteers and managing emergency vehicles.

Douglas County's attempt to reduce property tax rates was overturned, leading to a legal dispute involving the State Board of Equalization and Denver District Court. Local officials criticize the decision as unfair and politically motivated.

Boulder County opens a $500,000 grant round for local groups specializing in search and rescue, and trail safety, with an April 10 deadline for applications.

Denver residents will discuss a major rezoning proposal potentially impacting Chaffee Park, Sunnyside, Highland, and Jefferson Park on March 17, 2025.

Boulder County Youth Corps is hiring Team Leaders and Assistant Team Leaders for summer environmental projects, offering competitive pay and mentoring roles. Applications are open until positions are filled.

Vaping among Douglas County teens is nearly double the national average, prompting health educators to discuss the issue and offer resources, including free Quit-Kits to combat addiction.

The Boulder County Planning Commission meeting on March 19, 2025, at 1:30 p.m. offers in-person and Zoom attendance, discussing mobile farm stands and site plan reviews.