Enrollment through Colorado's ACA marketplace dipped 2% to about 277,000 for 2026 as enhanced federal subsidies ended. State aid eased some hikes, but cancellations spiked.

Eight neighbors in Colorado Springs sued Ford Amphitheater, alleging violations of the state noise law and describing health and sleep harms. The case arrives as the venue markets its 2026 season.

Broomfield, CO, ranks #1 on Livability.com's list for the Best Place to Live in the West, recognized for its amenities, strong job market, outdoor activities, and governance.

Neighbors say a rundown Lakewood house has gone unchecked for nearly a decade while the city juggles fees, loans and enforcement hurdles. Residents are pressing for fencing, cleanup or demolition.

Residents at Hirschfeld Towers say repeated elevator breakdowns leave older adults and people with disabilities stranded and struggling for basic needs.

The Boulder County Sheriff's Office posted a humorous video resembling a sports postgame conference to demonstrate deputies' professionalism in routine interactions.

A Francis Heights tenant and her family say bedbugs have plagued the Mercy Housing senior complex for nearly a year while residents complain of broader maintenance problems. Mercy Housing says it is addressing concerns and HUD oversight records are under scrutiny.

Rep. Jason Crow's Littleton job fair brought more than 40 employers to Arapahoe County Community College, connecting job seekers with openings across sectors.

The Englewood Public Library is hosting a “Pages & Pastries, a Book Tasting Event for Adult Readers” on February 7 to discover new genres and authors.

Denver officials warn of scam emails posing as city communications requesting payment for fake rezoning fees. Residents are advised to verify emails and report suspicious activity.

The Boulder County Planning Commission meeting on January 21, 2026, will be available in-person and online, discussing the ten-year major update to the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan.

Colorado State Patrol reports an increase in winter crashes, emphasizing the need for prepared driving and stressing the perils of sudden moves on icy roads. They offer safety tips for navigating winter conditions.

Adams County districts cite falling student counts and changing funding rules as they weigh consolidations, staff cuts and program trims. Officials say the squeeze is local and structural.