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.

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.