Colorado's Connecting Colorado workforce platform is undergoing updates, causing temporary technical issues. Officials seek community patience as they resolve problems and continue offering job support services.

CU Boulder partners with PepsiCo to eliminate single-use plastics from campus, aligning with sustainability goals and their Climate Action Plan. No exemptions for vending machines or third-party vendors are allowed.

Terry Lee Drake from Boulder, arrested on charges of possessing child sexual abuse material after a cyber-crime investigation, remains in jail without bond.

A Weld County Sheriff's Office deputy, Jacob Golden, was arrested for alleged sexual conduct with a female inmate. He faces two felony charges and is on unpaid leave.

The Greeley community is grieving after a midday shooting left a 37-year-old man dead. The incident is under investigation, and police are seeking witnesses.

Mary Landry pled guilty to careless driving resulting in Judy Florian's death in Louisville after hitting Florian at an intersection. Landry was sentenced to community service, a driving course, a fine, and restorative justice participation.

Fort Collins announces its Kids in the Park event on July 25 at Twin Silo Park, featuring free family-friendly activities, live music, and food trucks.

Colorado reveals a projected 28% increase in private health insurance premiums for 2026, attributed to federal decisions affecting tax credits, impacting 321,000 residents.

The US 6 and Post Boulevard roundabout reconstruction in Avon, Colorado, is complete, with new concrete, signage, and drainage aiming to improve safety and traffic flow.

CPW has reopened a section of the Yampa River near Stagecoach Dam to fishing and implemented a voluntary closure on another stretch due to high water temperatures.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis has called Nebraska's legal challenge on water management under the South Platte Compact meritless and affirmed Colorado's compliance with the agreement.

Douglas County continues to tackle homelessness with "Handouts Don't Help" campaign, recently donating $2,500 to the HEART team, as part of ongoing community support.

Jefferson County promotes early sign-ups for LookoutAlert, which informs residents of emergencies like floods or police activity. It's available in multiple areas and offers alert customizations. Registration is easy via their website or texting.