Colorado students saved $2.4 million in application fees during the state's Free Application Days, submitting over 71,000 applications, with a significant number from students of color and first-generation applicants.

Colorado has earned A-list status from CDP for its environmental leadership, making it one of two states recognized for excellence in climate action and data-driven strategies to address climate change.

South Broadway near Belleview Ave. will undergo construction for street upgrades starting next week, causing partial lane closures and a temporary closure of a Northbound RTD bus stop.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is inviting public input for a new Firearms Safety Program required by law for certain semiautomatic firearms purchases starting August 2026.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife opens applications for the 2026 range riding season, emphasizing the importance of wildlife management due to rising wolf populations and seeking to enhance conflict minimization efforts in the state.

Boulder County officials refute claims of federal funding threats to public benefits, affirming they deliver assistance fairly and accurately to those eligible.

A new Global Entry Enrollment Center is set to open at Colorado Springs Airport on January 13, providing expedited customs clearance for approved travelers.

The Denver weather forecast predicts a sunny and gradually warming week, with current temperatures at 18°F and highs reaching up to 59°F by midweek. Nights will be cooler with lows in the 20s and 30s.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office honored its officers on social media, emphasizing their service and positive community interactions, on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.

The Denver Police Department has launched the EmpowHER Police Academy to recruit women, offering a specialized 7-week training program starting February 27, with applications due January 23, 2026.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will discuss wildlife management, including herpetofauna regulations and wolverine reintroduction, in an upcoming meeting with virtual and in-person attendance options.

Colorado Springs shuts down City Administrative Offices and the Municipal Court due to severe snow, with public services and parks also affected. Emergency crews continue working.

The 2026 Blue Mesa Lake Trout Tournament offers $10,000 in prizes, helps CPW manage fish populations, and follows a successful kokanee salmon spawn, with specific targets on smaller lake trout.