Colorado's LEAP provides financial aid to low-income residents for heating costs, accepting applications from November to April, with direct utility company payments.

Englewood officials have alerted residents to phishing scams where fraudsters mimic city emails to extract money through fake fines and invoices. Official city correspondences only come from emails ending in @englewoodco.gov.

Mountain Vista HS junior Liam O'Brien created "Hearts and Help" tool kits for the Douglas County Sheriff's Office to assist with mental health crises.

A semitruck carrying a wind turbine part broke down on E-470 near Aurora, causing a southbound exit closure to I-70 for several hours. No injuries were reported.

The Aurora PD arrested suspect Christopher "Sandwich" Cole related to a nonfatal shooting from November after an argument. He was apprehended armed in Denver with a $500K bond.

Arapahoe County has initiated plans for Bijou Basin that balance development and preservation, outlines a 20-year plan for Byers, encourages public input in elections, supports veterans, and promotes vegetable gardening education.

Denver Police joined a metro law enforcement event, the 23rd Annual Long Blue Line, to bring holiday cheer to Children's Hospital Colorado, providing gifts and joy to young patients.

Denver earns a spot on the CDP's "A List" for its exceptional climate action and is praised for its sustainability efforts and progress in areas like clean energy, tree planting, water conservation, and waste management.

Arapahoe County seeks public feedback on the electoral process after 174,000 voters participated in the 2025 Coordinated Election, aiming to improve election systems and voter engagement.

Colorado's new strategy aligns higher education and workforce development, aiming to create integrated pathways for education and employment as per Governor Polis's initiative.

Jewell Park in Lakewood, Colorado, offers a tranquil outdoor space with trails, a playground, picnic areas, a lake for fishing, and a scenic creek. It is a serene, less crowded spot ideal for various recreational activities.

Colorado Springs faces a severe housing crisis, with a 28,000 unit deficit and a need for 60,000 more by 2035, leaving many residents overburdened by housing costs.

Colorado's Universal Preschool Program for the 2026-27 school year is now open for enrollment, offering tuition-free preschool to help families save and support early childhood education.