Health care premiums in Pueblo, Colorado are set to rise by 101% due to expiring tax credits, potentially causing 75,000 residents to lose coverage. Despite state measures to lessen the impact, substantial increases in insurance costs are imminent.

Fort Collins invites residents to learn about volunteer opportunities on City boards and commissions at an open house event, stressing the impact these roles have on local government.

Douglas County officials plan a controlled burn of 382 acres in the Spruce Meadows area to reduce wildfire risk, with locals to be notified 24 hours in advance.

I-25 in Pueblo faces nighttime closures due to the US 50B bridge demolition from Nov 7-10 with detours in effect, as part of a $114 million I-25/US 50B interchange upgrade slated for completion by summer 2027.

Boulder County opened the Joe Pelle Center, an alternative sentencing facility focusing on rehabilitation and community re-entry, named after former Sheriff Joe Pelle.

The Michael Woodruff Municipal Service Center in Brighton won best Structure for a Medium Community at the Colorado APWA Awards, recognizing the city's effective planning and provision for future needs.

Boulder County allocates $3.9 million in grants to 11 local organizations to enhance support for individuals with disabilities, funded by the IDD Mill Levy.

Legend Trail Ranch in Larimer County is conserved through a conservation easement, preserving its natural state and supporting local agriculture and ecosystems.

The 2025 Rethinking Addiction and Recovery Conference in Loveland gathered over 600 professionals focused on progressive addiction and recovery approaches.

Lt. Governor Primavera visited an elementary school to discuss meal continuity amid a potential SNAP funding disruption due to a federal government shutdown.

A man in Pueblo County was arrested after menacing a woman with a shotgun during a domestic dispute; deputies and U.S. Marshals later apprehended him.

Denver Police Department posts Halloween safety tips on Facebook, urging the public to only consume sealed treats or those from trusted sources to avoid potential risks.

The Colorado Shakespeare Festival announces its return in summer 2026 at the renovated Mary Rippon Outdoor Theatre, featuring "Twelfth Night," "Julius Caesar," and two contemporary plays, with season passes available now.