Fort Collins Utilities has published its 2024 Drinking Water Quality Report, detailing the quality, source, and protection of the city's water, confirming their high standards and advanced technologies used in water treatment.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife opens 2025 funding applications for landowners to enhance wildlife habitats and public access to recreation, with an $11 million budget.

RTD seeks public input on proposed service changes for August 2025 and will host virtual feedback sessions, including one-on-one planner interactions.

Denver's National Weather Service forecasts erratic weather for the week, including an 80% chance of rain and thunderstorms, mild mornings, and a high of 70 degrees. The weekend may offer sunshine and 82 degrees before storms return.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife relocated a mother moose and her calves from a park in Steamboat Springs to ensure their safety and that of local residents.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers a Free Fishing Weekend on June 7-8, allowing fishing without a license across the state, featuring over 35 fish species in its waters.

Fort Collins hosts a Police Leaders Summit focused on law enforcement innovation, discussing smart data, depolicing, technology, youth violence prevention, and officer wellness.

Colorado's new law focuses on improving the treatment of individuals with behavioral health issues within the criminal justice system, promoting compassionate care and aligning with mental health reform efforts.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed a bipartisan bill that imposes uniform class 6 felony penalties for firearm theft, closing a loophole related to the gun's value.

Governor Polis signed Colorado Senate Bill 25-168, intensifying the fight against wildlife trafficking through tougher penalties and better law enforcement tools.

Colorado's Governor signed a new law to reduce prescription drug costs, enhance transparency, and protect rural healthcare providers reliant on the 340B program.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed legislation aimed at improving education and connectivity in the state, with a focus on work-based learning and cell phone service in rural areas.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife reported the death of a male gray wolf, 2507, and is investigating the incident, with a necropsy pending. The CPW is also monitoring potential wolf dens in the state.