Larimer County has opened an adolescent unit at Longview to provide crisis stabilization and withdrawal management for youth, funded by a behavioral health tax.

Deputy DA Erica Jones won the 2025 National Traffic Safety Prosecutor of the Year for her contributions in traffic safety prosecution and her innovative work on vehicular fatality cases.

Mytikas Manufacturing is bringing 170 new jobs to Fremont County, Colorado, focusing on steel and tiny home production, facilitated by the state's Rural Jump-Start program.

Douglas County's County Line Road is undergoing a widening project, adding lanes and features like a new traffic signal and sidewalks, with periods of full closure planned. The $30 million project aims to enhance safety and mobility for daily users.

Governor Polis opened Sage Ridge, a community for those facing substance use disorder and homelessness, offering recovery support and housing in Colorado.

Boulder is hosting its first Community Assembly on urban planning, focusing on accessible city design and civic engagement, with an invitation for public observation.

Colorado leaders Cutter and Story express anguish over a school shooting at Evergreen High School, commending first responders and highlighting the need for better school safety measures.

Fort Collins is planning parking changes downtown, with an info session on September 17 to discuss potential updates, including paid parking and enforcement hours.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis has responded to a shooting at Evergreen High School, expressing concern for victims and emphasizing the need for school safety.

CPW allocates $2.25M to help Colorado's volunteer search and rescue teams across 36 counties, funded by products like the Outdoor Recreation Search and Rescue Card and the Keep Colorado Wild Pass.

Brighton invites volunteers to a BioBlitz event at Erger’s Pond for ecological study and restoration, with a follow-up activity at Bromley Farms to enhance a Pollinator Garden.

Fort Collins celebrates its 10th Open Streets event on Sept. 14 with car-free streets, activities, live music, and food trucks to promote community and active transport.

The Englewood Public Library announces accessibility improvements and expanded operating hours, including weekend availability and entrance changes due to construction.