Public commenting for State La Plata South Oil and Gas Development Plan has begun, with a town hall set for January 27, 2025. Written comments can also be submitted online.

The Denver Clerk and Recorder's Office is hosting "New Year, New Beginnings," a one-day event on January 17 for couples to get married without appointments, requiring only a $30 fee and a pre-completed marriage application.

Boulder County invites residents to a virtual meeting on Jan. 16 to discuss Land Use Code amendments related to group and foster homes, and boarding houses.

Littleton officials have postponed a vote on changing the zoning code to allow more multi-unit homes, following substantial public backlash over concerns of altering the city's character.

Colorado Springs is renovating the Westside Community Center with accessibility upgrades, new amenities, and building improvements using $1.2 million from the American Rescue Plan Act.

Mitch Smith, a local volunteer with over 3,500 hours, contributes to Boulder's trail safety and visitor education as part of the Boulder Mountain Bike Patrol.

Boulder opens internship opportunities for high school juniors and seniors to engage in city government roles, with applications accepted through February 5.

Boulder invites residents to help redesign 30th Street for safety and connectivity, hosting workshops and an open house for community input and design collaboration.

Commerce City invites residents to join various boards and commissions to influence local policies and growth.

Douglas County's Strive to Thrive event on Jan. 28 will offer a free meal and resources from over 20 local service organizations to support residents in need.

Arvada's free Christmas tree recycling program allows residents to dispose of their trees responsibly, with mulch from the trees made available for free at Stenger Sports Complex.

The Metro Denver Homeless Initiative seeks volunteers for its annual Point in Time count to help assess the number of unhoused individuals and support housing fund efforts.

Cadet 1st Class K. Emily Jean Foster of the U.S. Air Force Academy passed away at 23 from aggressive brain tumors, deeply affecting the Academy community.