The Colorado State Patrol's "Give Me a ‘Brake’" campaign addressing wildlife on roads ends in July, highlighting the persistent danger of wildlife-vehicle crashes.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis, as Chair of the NGA, launched an "Education Roadmap" to broaden the student readiness definition beyond academic indicators.

A Colorado man pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation of a minor and possession of CSAM, including videos and photos, with a sentencing minimum of 15 years.

Colorado's new documentary "A Colorado for All: A Legacy of Accessibility" showcases the state's disability rights movement and initiative for inclusivity, backed by Governor Polis and Lt. Governor Primavera.

Fort Collins Disability Advisory Board seeks nominees for awards recognizing inclusivity for those with disabilities. Nominations for three award categories are open until August 15.

Colorado's 2025 Voting Rights Act, launching August 6, reinforces inclusive and accessible voting support, countering federal challenges.

Douglas County has started building its first biochar facility for sustainable waste management, aiming to open in 2026 and become self-sustaining by selling biochar.

Colorado DOT will close the eastbound E. Platte Ave ramp to S. Powers Blvd for paving from July 25 at 7 p.m. to July 28 at 4 a.m., with detours via Troy Hill Rd. and Airport Rd.

Jefferson County is offering free career development workshops in August, including AI job search strategies, emotional agility, technical skills training, and remote work preparedness.

Denver's weather forecast includes a mix of conditions with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and hot temperatures, reaching up to 97 degrees, as per the National Weather Service.

Lake Pueblo State Park introduced free day-use life jacket stations to improve water safety after four drownings occurred with victims not wearing life jackets.

The CCJRC renovated its headquarters into a community space, utilizing the EDEN program for energy-efficient upgrades like LED lighting and heat pumps, under consultant Larry Martinez's guidance.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help in a murder case in Castle Pines by reviewing home security footage for unusual activity on July 20th.