Douglas County announces a 90-minute delayed opening for government offices due to severe winter weather, with continued access to online services and resources for residents.

The City of Colorado Springs announces a return to normalcy after a snowstorm, with administrative offices open, roads being cleared, and public transport running. Citizens are advised to be cautious around snowplows.

Larimer County opened a new Fleet Services campus to enhance maintenance for its nearly 1,000 county vehicles, featuring faster and more efficient services.

A Denver judge is reviewing a case filed by the Libertarian Party against Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold over a breach that exposed voter system passwords.

Douglas County initiates Operation Green Light to honor Veterans by lighting public buildings green from Nov. 4-11, and invites the community to participate.

Boulder County offices will be closed on Veterans Day, but essential services remain operational. The county honors veterans with a proclamation and invites residents to participate in the Longmont Veterans Day Parade.

The Pueblo County Sheriff activated the Emergency Operations Center to ensure election safety, maintaining law enforcement visibility at ballot boxes until after Election Day.

Boulder County offers $1.7 million in grants to local fire districts for equipment, training, and operational improvements, with applications due by December 10.

Douglas County has opened 21 Voter Service and Polling Centers to assist with the Nov. 5 General Election, offering in-person voting, ballot replacement, and registration services.

DDPHE stresses self-care for mental health due to election stresses, offering crisis resources and relating civic engagement to broader public health and wellbeing.

The Denver Central Library reopened after a four-year renovation, featuring structural improvements and a new teen section. Local officials attended the celebratory event.

Commerce City's recreation team won major awards at the CPRA Annual Conference, with Mini-Con receiving the Columbine Award and Megan Krabbe named PLAaY Professional of the Year.

Brighton's 2025 Creative Community Grants program, supported by the Lodging Tax, aims to enhance local culture and economy. Applicants must align with city goals and complete projects by November 2025. Contact Kristen Chernosky for details.