Denver voters rejected a sales tax increase for affordable housing but approved a tax hike for healthcare funding, showing a split in priorities on fiscal issues.

Boulder County offices closed early due to snow, but the tax lien sale at the courthouse continued. Essential services, like public safety, operated as normal despite the weather.

Boulder County Elections urges voters in Colorado to use the free BallotTrax service to monitor the status of their mail ballots and ensure signatures match to avoid ballot rejection.

Denver Public Schools announced the planned closure of seven schools and restructuring of three others due to falling enrollment and funding pressures.

Jefferson County is mailing refund checks to 211,000 taxpayers due to excess tax revenue. Most will receive $200 or less, with a median of $86, as per the TABOR Amendment.

The Doña Ana County Election Board paused its vote tally on election night and will continue counting approximately 1,000 absentee and 70 provisional ballots the following day, in adherence to New Mexico State law.

The Denver College Affordability Fund's oversight issues persist, with a follow-up audit revealing poor implementation of recommended measures to protect scholarships for youths. Only two of eight recommendations were partially addressed.

Littleton voters approved an increase in local marijuana sales tax to support public safety and homelessness programs.

Douglas County Government delays office openings by two hours due to a winter storm, but ensures online services remain available amidst transportation and snow management efforts.

New FEMA flood maps for unincorporated Boulder County impact insurance requirements, with some areas removed from the high-risk flood zone and ongoing updates expected. Residents should check their flood insurance needs.

Arapahoe County is hosting public hearings for proposed oil and gas regulation amendments, including financial assurances, electric equipment use, and enhanced monitoring and setbacks.

Colorado voters passed Proposition J, amending their state constitution to eliminate a ban on same-sex marriage, aligning with the U.S. Supreme Court's rulings.

Aurora opens applications for the City Council at-large vacancy after Dustin Zvonek's resignation, with a Nov. 13 deadline and a final appointment on Dec. 16.