Colorado faces economic uncertainty and fiscal pressure exacerbated by Trump-era policies, with concerns over tariffs, Medicaid cuts, and the potential for recession, even as state forecasts show resilience and new tax credits are planned.

Colorado's economy faces challenges due to Trump tariffs, with Governor Polis warning of slower job growth and recession risks.

Fort Collins reinforces its ban on all types of fireworks, enforcing a $1,000 fine policy for violations and urging safety and consideration for others around the 4th of July.

Sheriff seeks help identifying a deceased woman found along I-25, urging the public and commercial drivers to review dash cam footage and share any relevant information.

Denver's Bike to Work Day event on June 25 promotes cycling over driving, with breakfast stations and prize drawings.

Seven deputies from the Pueblo County Sheriff's Office completed elite training at the National Command & Staff College, enhancing their leadership skills for effective community service.

Boulder County is offering funding for programs aiding disabled individuals, highlighting the need for enhanced services and social opportunities for those with IDD, autism, or brain injury.

Peter McNeilly has been sworn in as the new U.S. Attorney for the District of Colorado, tasked with addressing drug cartels, the fentanyl crisis, and violent crime.

Kimbra L. Killin has been appointed as a judge in Colorado's 13th Judicial District Court by Governor Polis, filling a vacancy left by Judge Haenlein.

The CO 119 Safety, Mobility and Bikeway Project in Colorado is advancing, with new underpasses being constructed to improve connectivity between Boulder and Longmont.

Boulder has reopened its Wildfire Resilience Assistance Program, offering up to $2,000 for homeowners to improve their properties' wildfire defenses. The program encourages fire-resistant modifications and has expanded its eligibility for 2025.

Ana Caren Romero was sentenced to five years for a fatal hit-and-run that killed cyclist Michael Wallen in Greeley. The defense later reported her car's involvement.

Fort Collins offices close for Juneteenth, but recreational facilities remain open, with essential services like fire, police, and utilities operating as usual. Public transport will follow the usual schedule.