Brighton's Art in the Park festival set for Sept. 6 features visual arts, live performances, and food trucks at Carmichael Park. Artist application deadline is Aug 15.

Denver Police seek a suspect in a July homicide following an assault at Broadway and Colfax Avenue, described as a Black male aged 18-25. They request community assistance.

Melissa Bonomo from Boulder won the 2025 National Immunization Champion Award for her exceptional work in increasing vaccination rates by overseeing over 10,000 vaccines and managing numerous flu shot clinics.

Governor Polis visited El Paso and Douglas counties, promoting Colorado's craft beer, job growth, wildlife conservation, and inclusive housing initiatives.

A new Colorado law to boost geothermal energy production will lower energy bills from August 6, with streamlined permitting for projects and future fees for carbon storage operators.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers free August state park passes to active-duty military, veterans, and National Guard, requiring valid military ID for access.

Colorado allocates $15M to rural infrastructure, focusing on areas affected by mineral extraction, with Governor Polis emphasizing access to clean water and safe facilities.

Colorado uses Proposition 123 funds to support the creation of 728 affordable rental units, with various projects across the state aimed at enhancing community living standards.

The Trump-era EPA repealed the "Endangerment Finding" of 2003, inciting criticism from Colorado's Governor Polis and concern over climate change's impacts on the state.

Boulder enhances access to Open Space and Mountain Parks with car-free options, including bikeable trails, free shuttles, and shared bikes/scooters, aiming to reduce emissions and traffic.

Colorado's tourism industry contributed $28.5 billion and supported 188,000 jobs in 2024, but faces challenges with a competitive market and federal policy uncertainties.

The controversial federal budget bill, H.R.1, leads to a projected $1 billion shortfall in Colorado's budget, impacting Medicaid, food assistance, and causing service cuts, with state leaders expressing strong opposition.

Colorado's Parks and Wildlife confirms at least six wolf pups in the One Ear Pack, marking progress in reestablishing a self-sustaining wolf population.