Colorado is set to implement new bills to address teacher shortages, introduce universal dyslexia screenings, and promote trauma-informed practices in schools starting August 6.

Colorado Springs Airport reported a 0.3% rise in passenger traffic and a 5.5% increase in seat availability in June 2025, despite a slight drop in load factor.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission discussed updates to wildlife and recreation regulations, implementing SB 24-161 for river outfitter licenses, allowing certain captive bred corvids for education, and updating boating safety regulations.

Boulder council amended rules for public comment to improve meeting efficiency, setting a 45-minute limit, a 2-minute speaking time, and introducing a lottery for speaker selection.

An 18-year-old, Olvin Carcamo-Meza, was arrested for vehicular homicide after a fatal crash in Aurora, driving 121 mph, over three times the limit. Two were killed when his Audi hit a Hyundai and a Toyota.

The National Weather Service forecasts a 40% chance of afternoon storms in Denver, with a hot and mostly sunny weekend ahead, possibly reaching triple digits. Winds may be gusty Saturday. Heat continues early next week with some relief by Wednesday.

Boulder County Public Works will close 4th of July Road for maintenance from July 28-29, affecting access between Hessie and Fourth of July trailheads.

A Castle Rock woman has been indicted for conspiracy and multiple counts of money laundering linked to fraudulent schemes and misuse of banks and crypto accounts.

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.