Colorado faces a $1 billion budget shortfall due to federal tax cuts, with potential impacts on essential services and additional costs for food assistance and Medicaid.

Fort Collins Police arrested two Denver men for a series of burglaries at estate sales after a coordinated investigation and search warrant execution.

Denver government approves funds to enhance election infrastructure following Councilwoman Alvidrez's amendment, supported by Clerk López, amidst concerns for democratic process security.

A teen was hospitalized after a boat's propeller struck them while tubing at Cherry Creek Reservoir; the severity of their injuries is unclear, and an investigation is ongoing.

Colorado enacts legislation to combat wage theft, enhancing worker protections and remedies, particularly benefiting women and communities of color. The law increases wage claim caps and grants the CDLE authority to address offenses and aid victims.

A Castle Rock woman has been indicted for conspiracy and multiple counts of money laundering linked to fraudulent schemes and misuse of banks and crypto accounts.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis, as Chair of the NGA, launched an "Education Roadmap" to broaden the student readiness definition beyond academic indicators.

Douglas County has started building its first biochar facility for sustainable waste management, aiming to open in 2026 and become self-sustaining by selling biochar.

Colorado DOT will close the eastbound E. Platte Ave ramp to S. Powers Blvd for paving from July 25 at 7 p.m. to July 28 at 4 a.m., with detours via Troy Hill Rd. and Airport Rd.

Lake Pueblo State Park introduced free day-use life jacket stations to improve water safety after four drownings occurred with victims not wearing life jackets.

The CCJRC renovated its headquarters into a community space, utilizing the EDEN program for energy-efficient upgrades like LED lighting and heat pumps, under consultant Larry Martinez's guidance.

The Aurora Police Department held a memorial for the 12 victims of a 13-year-old tragedy, with a procession to the 7/20 Memorial Garden and honors for first responders.

Colorado police and the DA's office have indicted four people for roles in the "Tequila Sunset Enterprise," facing potential 24-year prison terms for liquor store robberies, while a fifth is charged with providing false information to a pawnbroker.