Colorado Governor Polis Calls for Special Session to Expand Property Tax Relief and Safeguard Education Funding
Governor Jared Polis of Colorado has announced a special legislative session on August 26 to address property tax issues, aiming to save residents $270 million and avoid harmful ballot measures.
Jefferson County K-9 Attack in Castle Rock Leaves Child and Father Injured, Officer on Administrative Leave as Investigations Launch
An off-duty sheriff's K-9 in Jefferson County attacked a child and father, leading to hospitalizations. The dog's handler is on leave during investigations, and the K-9 is quarantined as authorities consider its future role.
Former Anti-Violence Advocate Charged with First-Degree Murder at Commerce City Child's Birthday Party
Former anti-violence advocate Lumumba Sayers Sr. was arrested for the murder of Malcolm Watson at a child's birthday party, with a potential retaliatory motive linked to his son's death.
Denver Mayor Reports Record Reduction in Unsheltered Homelessness: City Outpaces Seattle, Chicago, D.C., and Atlanta in Mitigation Efforts
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston reports a significant decline in homelessness, with an 83% reduction in unsheltered family homelessness and overall unsheltered homelessness down by 11%.
Boulder Innovates with Herbicide-Free Grass Replacement to Enhance Sustainability and Water Conservation
Boulder, Colorado is experimenting with three herbicide-free methods to transition from non-native bluegrass to drought-resistant native grasses, aiming for water conservation and sustainability.












