Colorado enacts laws to protect veterans from unaccredited advisers (SB25-282) and to extend driver's license access to military dependents (HB25-1083).

Mohammed Soliman is charged with a hate crime for attacking a Boulder gathering with Molotov cocktails, injuring eight, and expressing intent to kill "Zionist people." He is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Denver announced the launch of new facilities at the National Western Center, including a new Equestrian Center, a hotel, and housing, with construction starting in 2025.

Aurora city is enhancing its roads, leading to many work zones and potential traffic delays, although efforts are made to minimize impact. Residents can receive updates through the Road Construction Roundup and an online map.

Adams County, Colorado is updating concealed carry permit training requirements starting July 1, 2025, including in-person courses and exams for new applicants and refresher options for renewals.

Six hikers, including five juveniles, were successfully rescued from Greenhorn Mountain by several agencies after a 25-hour search in difficult terrain.

The Boulder County Coroner's Office confirmed 60-year-old Robert Duran as the person found dead in Oligarchy Creek, with cause of death under investigation.

Douglas County commissioners reaffirm support for Trump-era immigration policies amid the Federal Government's identification of sanctuary jurisdictions.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed SB25-020 into law, introducing stronger tenant protections and enforcement measures for housing safety, with empowered local governments and the Attorney General.

Colorado Governor Polis signed a bipartisan bill to use prescribed burns for wildfire prevention, mandating safety reviews and offering property damage compensation.

The Colorado hookless cactus has been removed from the endangered species list due to successful conservation efforts and updated data on its population.

The Denver Police Department honors the fallen on Memorial Day, emphasizing the true meaning of the holiday through social media posts and local commemorations.

The Colorado National Guard will conduct Memorial Day flyovers with F-16 Vipers in a statewide tribute to fallen servicemembers, covering nine cities from 10:20 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.