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Bridge House announced Aurora's Ready to Work program will close on Sept.

30 due to funding shifts toward low-barrier shelters. The Boulder community kitchen is also closing Friday while staff help around 30 participants transition to other local programs + available services.

Denver launched a citywide listening tour on universal childcare — a response to soaring care costs and limited licensed spots — which began Tuesday at Carla Madison Recreation Center.

The tour continues next Wednesday at Eisenhower Recreation Center with more sessions planned.

Community advocates rallied at the Capitol on Monday to demand a state public health order so that health officials can investigate a tuberculosis case at an Aurora detention center.

Gov. Polis’ office said it is actively monitoring the situation — urging GEO Group to work with local health officials.

Radio DJ Johnnie Johnson (with deep park ties) has long called La Alma Lincoln Park home and now meets with other seniors at Inner City Parish on Thursdays to share stories about its history and debate changes, alluding to the Bronco in the room.

Denver Water began fining customers for breaking watering restrictions amid prolonged drought, issuing over 50 warnings and fines last week.

The agency limits lawn watering to two days a week & aims to secure the region’s water supply for next season.

A historic 1926 building at 1000 Broadway St is set to become an Evo retail space with preserved stained glass and rooftop views—renovations will finish in 2028.

Noah Kahan performed at a sold-out Coors Field on Saturday, Aug.

8 where he made the stadium feel intimate as the crowd sang along to his heartfelt songs. Opening act Gigi Perez added energy + a touching tribute during her engaging set.

Father Witold Kaczmarzyk rides his scooter to his Lakewood church and uses Facebook posts to draw parishioners to service.

His creative commute has filled pews as locals praise the fun twist (and its positive impact) on community gathering.