Denver Police Department Celebrates 166 Years of Service, Honors Fallen Officers and Embraces Community Trust
The Denver Police Department is celebrating 166 years, inviting the community to honor fallen officers and the service of all members, emphasizing community engagement and the evolution of the department.
Colorado's Cheyenne Mountain State Park Set for Expansion with 483-Acre Land Acquisition
The Colorado General Assembly Committee approved Colorado Parks and Wildlife's plan to expand Cheyenne Mountain State Park by 357.2 acres, with another 125.8 acres pending city approval, potentially increasing the park's size to 3,184 acres.
Aurora in Full Swing with Over 100 Roadwork Projects: City Engineers Conduct Traffic Amidst Construction Crescendo
Aurora is undergoing major infrastructure improvements with up to 100 active work zones, creating traffic disruptions that the city engineering team coordinates to minimize inconvenience.
Colorado Governor Polis Addresses Economic Challenges and Maintains Reserve Amid National Policy Fallout
Governor Polis reported that Colorado faces economic challenges due to national trade wars and potential revenue dips affecting tax credits. Nevertheless, the state is maintaining a healthy reserve for financial stability.
Douglas County Offices Announce Holiday Closure Schedule, Online Services Remain Available
Douglas County offices will close for the winter holidays, closing early on Dec 24 and resuming on Dec 26, and will be closed on Jan 1, with online services still available. Transport services adjust for Christmas Day.












