Colorado Enacts Groundbreaking Wage Theft Legislation to Protect Workers and Promote Fair Labor Practices
Colorado enacts legislation to combat wage theft, enhancing worker protections and remedies, particularly benefiting women and communities of color. The law increases wage claim caps and grants the CDLE authority to address offenses and aid victims.
Coloradans Reject Proposed Walkway in Statewide Survey, Governor Polis Commits to Public Will for Anniversary Celebrations
Governor Polis halts a proposed walkway in Colorado after a survey with 80,000 responses showed overwhelming opposition. He supports celebrating the state and national anniversaries equally with smaller projects statewide.
Pueblo County Sheriff's Office Seeks Skilled Grants Program Administrator, Application Deadline Approaches
The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office seeks a grants program administrator, responsible mainly for grant writing and management. Applications close on August 10, per a website announcement.
Englewood Invited to Discuss Proposed Chick-fil-A Drive-Thru Expansion at Upcoming Community Meetings
Chick-fil-A plans to amend a PUD in Englewood for drive-thru improvements. A neighborhood meeting is set for July 24, 2025, and a public hearing on August 5. Residents can give feedback on the changes.
Arapahoe Community College Graduates New Paramedics to Serve with West Metro Fire Rescue
A dozen West Metro firefighters graduated from Arapahoe Community College as paramedics after extensive training, with Stefan Martinez named class valedictorian. They now face real-world application of their skills under supervision.
Denver Police Urge Responsible Gun Storage Following Theft of Rifle from Vehicle Amid Rising Concerns
The Denver Police Department reported a stolen rifle from a car, highlighting the issue of unsecured firearms and urging compliance with Colorado's law requiring guns to be safely stored in vehicles.
Colorado Sheriffs Urge Governor Polis to Address DOC Inmate Transfer Backlog and Fiscal Strain on Counties
Colorado sheriffs have written to Governor Polis regarding the DOC inmate transfer backlog, stressing its financial burden on counties and public safety risks. They request increased state intervention and funding.












