Governor Jared Polis invites the public to holiday open house events at Colorado's Governor's Residence on December 12th and 13th, with festive decorations on display.

Lt. Governor Primavera focused on health equity and community support by visiting CDPHE's Mobile Public Health Clinic and serving meals at Denver Rescue Mission's Thanksgiving event.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office advises on the rules for E-bikes and E-motos, highlighting the need for understanding classifications, speed limits, age and helmet requirements, and compliance with traffic laws.

A distinctive wedding ring with engraved coordinates found at Spring Gulch Park was turned into the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, seeking to return it to its owner.

The Aurora Police Department has welcomed 19 new officers, emphasizing their diverse backgrounds and rigorous training, and committing to serve with courage and compassion.

Boulder County announces a public meeting on December 11 to discuss prairie dog management, emphasizing the balance between conservation and agricultural needs.

A free Women's Health Fair will be held at Deerfield Hills Community Center in southeast Colorado Springs on Nov. 22, offering health screenings and resources.

Douglas County has distributed over $1.29 million in SCFD grants to 58 organizations, supporting arts and science programs that enhance community culture and quality of life.

The Denver Police Department is using social media to help find a home for Mocha, a seven-year-old Pit Bull, emphasizing the need for a Breed-Restricted Permit in Denver.

The Englewood Public Library is experiencing server outages affecting multiple services including checkouts, returns, online access, and new card registrations.

Free parking offered on Saturdays and holidays in downtown Fort Collins garages until January 3, 2026, to support local businesses and festive activities.

Boulder County proclaims November 20th as Transgender Day of Remembrance, standing in solidarity with the transgender community against violence and discrimination.

Boulder County invested $6.32 million into 39 nonprofits for services such as housing and childcare, as part of a strategic allocation to support community essentials.