Pueblo County Sheriff's Office is hiring detention deputies for jail security and safety maintenance. Applications are encouraged for this crucial law enforcement role.

Del Taco suddenly closed all its Colorado locations, leaving customers and employees surprised. The closures are without explanation, impacting jobs and community routines.

Boulder County reflects on Black History Month, highlighting local events and resources including museum exhibits and booklists to educate and celebrate the African American narrative.

Colorado's Attorney General leads a coalition urging the Supreme Court to protect ACA's preventive health care measures after a lower court ruling questioned their legality.

Boulder County Coroner identified 20-year-old Joshua Provenza as the deceased from a February 24 incident in Boulder, with circumstances still under investigation.

Boulder Parks and Recreation's 2024 Annual Progress Report details completed projects and ongoing work, emphasizing community-driven priorities and transparency in performance measurement.

Boulder County offers summer jobs to teens 14-17 through the Youth Corps program, with applications open until April 4. Available work includes trail maintenance and forest preservation at $16/hr.

A former Aurora soccer coach, Ulrich Dahm, has been charged with sexually assaulting a child while in a position of trust. Details are limited to protect the victim's privacy.

Douglas County government offices are on a two-hour delay due to severe weather, with online services available and active snow removal efforts underway.

Boulder City Council meeting goes virtual due to heating issues at the municipal building; the meeting will be streamed online, and the city is notifying participants.

The Get Ahead Colorado campaign is texting Coloradans about free tax support services and tax credits that could benefit eligible individuals and families earning up to $65,000.

Colorado's Senate committee approved SB25-001 to protect voting rights, addressing access for non-English speakers, jailed individuals, and people with disabilities.

Colorado's HB25-1117 bill to regulate vehicle booting practices passed the House Committee with a vote of 8-5, aiming to enhance consumer protection and industry transparency.