Colorado's "Click It or Ticket" campaign saw a 36% increase in unbuckled citations and a 178% jump in improperly restrained children tickets compared to the previous year.

Boulder County Coroner's Office confirmed the death of Nieland Zarlengo, 35, in a motor vehicle accident on South St. Vrain Drive. Investigation ongoing; community mourns the loss.

DOLA awards $780,000 to 13 projects in Colorado's rural areas for economic development under the REDI program, focusing on various sectors like childcare, geothermal energy, and small businesses.

San Francisco and Colorado celebrated Juneteenth, reflecting on its historical significance and Governor Polis's reinforcement of Colorado's commitment to inclusivity and justice.

Brighton begins a significant water pipeline replacement project, affecting traffic near Egbert and Southern Streets, partnering with Wagner Construction, Inc.

A community tip led Douglas County deputies to arrest Joshua Staup at a construction site for burglary and drug possession; a second suspect is at large.

Boulder County Public Health warns of extreme heat and issues safety advice, stressing the importance of air conditioning and checking on vulnerable individuals.

Governor Polis appointed James X. Quinn to the 18th Judicial District Court, effective July 1, 2025, following new legislation to expand the judiciary.

A man was hospitalized after a shootout with police near UNC while fleeing an attempted traffic stop related to a felony warrant. No others were injured, and an investigation by CIRT is ongoing.

Colorado faces economic uncertainty and fiscal pressure exacerbated by Trump-era policies, with concerns over tariffs, Medicaid cuts, and the potential for recession, even as state forecasts show resilience and new tax credits are planned.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis announced pardons for past psilocybin or psilocin possession convictions, reflecting the state's progress in drug policy reform.

Colorado's economy faces challenges due to Trump tariffs, with Governor Polis warning of slower job growth and recession risks.

Boulder's Mount Sanitas is undergoing trail and ecosystem restoration to address erosion from heavy use, funded by a $1.1 million grant and local efforts.