Colorado Springs renewed ties with Fujiyoshida, Japan, welcoming a delegation of students for a cultural exchange program that has been ongoing for over 30 years.

Governor Polis mobilizes the Colorado National Guard to assist with wildfires in northwest Colorado. FEMA approves funds to aid firefighting efforts as the Lee and Elk fires near Meeker lead to evacuations and pre-evacuation status for the area.

Colorado Governor Polis reconvenes legislature to address budget issues caused by federal H.R. 1, drawing diverse stakeholder reactions on financial impacts.

Colorado Governor Polis expands the disaster emergency declaration to include the Lee Fire, joining the Elk Fire, as wildfires pose increased risks and prompt emergency responses.

To address a budget shortfall from federal legislation, Governor Polis calls for a special Colorado legislative session to balance finances, involving spending cuts and tax strategy changes.

The Douglas County Youth Initiative celebrates 20 years of empowering local youth with a public event featuring ice cream and games at Millhouse on Aug. 15. Commissioner Laydon underscores the county’s commitment to supporting young people.

Englewood invites locals to a self-guided walking tour for South Broadway's revitalization, offering a chance for input on issues like safety and public art. An online survey also allows remote participation.

Denver International Airport launches a new East Security Checkpoint with advanced technologies to enhance passenger experience and improve efficiency.

The 2025 Colorado Driver Behavior Report, released before the Traffic Safety Summit, shows a decline in unsafe driving and an 11% drop in traffic fatalities, but also persistent issues like speeding and DUIs.

US 550 Red Mountain Pass was closed after a vehicle crash required search and rescue operations. CDOT urges alternative travel routes during recovery efforts.

DDPHE confirms Denver's first human case of West Nile virus in 2025, urging preventive measures against mosquito-borne disease, particularly during peak mosquito hours.

Jason Kennedy is the new Undersheriff of Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, bringing over 30 years of experience and a solid background in Patrol, Investigations, and education from the FBI National Academy.

New Colorado laws on firearms, care workers, gas stove warnings, cell-cultivated meat labeling, state park access for Indigenous tribes, election recount observers, and the use of gender-neutral language in official roles take effect.