The Justice Department reached a settlement with Colorado to improve living conditions for people with physical disabilities, addressing ADA violations and promoting independent living.

Boulder completes upgrades on three crosswalks near schools to enhance street safety, funded by a grant and aligned with Vision Zero goals for reducing serious crashes.

The Trump campaign has requested a halt to mail-in ballot processing in Colorado after a password leak from the Secretary of State's office raised security concerns.

Colorado Springs City Council has adjusted its meeting times from 10:00 a.m to 9:00 a.m, starting November 12, 2024, to improve efficiency and citizen participation.

Arapahoe County initiates 'Operation Green Light' from November 4-11 to honor veterans and raise awareness about available resources, encouraging public participation by using green lights.

Arapahoe County has allocated over $2 million in cultural grants for 2024-2025, funded by the SCFD tax, to support various local cultural organizations.

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold won't resign after partial voting system passwords were shared online, asserting that the employee responsible is no longer with her office. An investigation into the incident is underway.

Denver Clerk Paul D. López asserted the integrity of Denver's electoral system remains intact despite a password breach, citing multiple security measures in place to protect voter data.

Jose Vargas is named Deputy Director of Human Resources for the City of Las Cruces, following key roles in various projects and processes improvement.

Denver's progressive initiative allows eligible inmates to vote in the 2024 General Election, part of a collaborative effort aimed at inclusivity in civic engagement.

Douglas County will honor military service members with a Veterans Day ceremony, featuring local veterans and county commissioners, and will close government offices on Nov. 11.

The partial passwords to Colorado's voting system were accidentally exposed on the Secretary of State's website, sparking security concerns and criticism from officials.

The City of Fort Collins is hosting an open house to encourage civic engagement in volunteering on City boards and commissions, offering residents a chance to shape local governance.