Jefferson County Clerk & Recorder's office reaffirms its commitment to inclusivity amid a pause on passport applications with "X" gender markers, ensuring respect for all community members.

CDOT announces a temporary closure of the Jay Road median at CO 119 from Feb. 28 to Mar. 10 for bikeway underpass installation, with detours for vehicles and cyclists.

Colorado's Senate passed SB25-003 to enforce the state's high-capacity magazine ban and restrict firearms with detachable magazines and rate-increasing accessories.

The Get Ahead Colorado campaign is texting Coloradans about free tax support services and tax credits that could benefit eligible individuals and families earning up to $65,000.

Colorado's Senate committee approved SB25-001 to protect voting rights, addressing access for non-English speakers, jailed individuals, and people with disabilities.

Colorado's HB25-1117 bill to regulate vehicle booting practices passed the House Committee with a vote of 8-5, aiming to enhance consumer protection and industry transparency.

The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) has announced overnight closures of Powers Boulevard in Colorado Springs for bridge girder installations from Feb. 20-23, with detours in place.

Signs named Kendrick Castillo Way, honoring a young hero, are installed over C-470 as a tribute to his sacrifice, as per Douglas County Commissioners' approval.

Aaron Moore surrendered for felony sexual assault; a female accused him of assault after a night in Fort Collins. Bond was $5,000; more victims may exist. Detectives encourage potential witnesses to come forward.

Denver is facing cold conditions with forecasts of hazardous weather and wind chills reaching -25°F. Light snow may affect travel, but a warming trend is expected later in the week.

Boulder County Public Works will host a public meeting on Feb. 25 to present updates on the Compost Facility Feasibility Study, with discussions, language assistance, and no registration required.

Denver opens grant applications for businesses disrupted by city construction, offering up to $15,000 and extra support, focusing on East and West Colfax areas.

Diane Duffy is appointed as CCCS's interim chancellor, starting July 1, 2025, after Joe Garcia's retirement, to maintain stability until a permanent leader is chosen.