Denver has joined a legal challenge against the Trump administration's ICE operations in Minneapolis, with Mayor Mike Johnston criticizing ICE's actions and Council President Amanda P. Sandoval speaking on the broader community impact.

Boulder County property owners face increased property taxes for 2025 due to the removal of the $55,000 assessment relief and a new two-tier tax rate system for residential properties.

Boulder County awards $540,510 for sustainability projects to local municipalities, supported by additional funds from the cities, and funded by a voter-approved Sustainability Tax.

Denver City Council urged Congress to defund and abolish ICE, pointing to a Palantir contract and local enforcement activity as reasons for the push.

Cherry Creek trustees said Tuesday they will review allegations of a toxic workplace tied to the superintendent and HR director, pause admin travel and examine a 2022 conflict memo.

Colorado Wildlife Council seeks nominees for Conservationist of the Year Award 2026, recognizing contributions in wildlife conservation and sustainability.

Colorado awards grants aimed at expanding heat pump tech training to boost HVAC workforce, funded by the Inflation Reduction Act, to aid in reaching the state's net-zero emissions goals.

Senate Bill 26‑018 would ask Colorado courts to weigh whether parents 'recognize' a child's gender identity in custody decisions. The filing has reopened fights over free speech and parental rights.

A Colorado bill would bar pet stores and online brokers from selling dogs and cats statewide; supporters cite puppy‑mill harms while critics warn of black‑market risks.

Colorado launches a legal support program to help local entities manage federal funds, facilitated by the Governor's Office and DOLA, with contributions from the Gates Family Foundation and Rose Community Foundation.

DRCOG will use a nearly $200M EPA grant to subsidize heat pumps, train installers and deliver free upgrades to low‑income households across the Denver region.

The ThorntonPD highlighted Officer Sibert of the Traffic Unit, emphasizing his dedication to safety, dietary habits, and potential alternate career as a firefighter.

USDA data show Colorado lost roughly 1.6 million acres of farmland between 2017 and 2022. Farmers say new state rules, drought and labor gaps are making matters worse.