Boulder County officials refute claims of federal funding threats to public benefits, affirming they deliver assistance fairly and accurately to those eligible.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office honored its officers on social media, emphasizing their service and positive community interactions, on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.

Colorado Springs shuts down City Administrative Offices and the Municipal Court due to severe snow, with public services and parks also affected. Emergency crews continue working.

Governor Polis expressed disappointment after Congress did not override Trump's veto on the Arkansas Valley Conduit, a project for clean water in southeastern Colorado.

Colorado announces a new Aviation Maintenance Technician program at Pueblo Community College, targeting former coal workers and veterans, to meet the demand for aircraft mechanics, with a $471,423 grant to create 45 jobs and boost the local economy.

Douglas County announces a new, county-owned biochar facility to transform wildfire prevention waste into soil-enhancing biochar, aiming to reduce costs and improve efficiency in wildfire mitigation.

Englewood's District 1 holds a special election on April 7 to fill a council vacancy. The election follows a failed supermajority council appointment. Nomination petitions are open from January 6-26 for candidates meeting specific qualifications.

The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office adds a narcotics K9 to its SWAT team, shares success stories, and promotes its newsletter for community engagement.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office celebrated Corporal Pollard's 20 years of service, covering Detention, Patrol, and Investigations. The Facebook post appreciated his commitment and impact on the community.

Governor Jared Polis of Colorado proposes a budget that aims to protect education, health care, and public safety, while maintaining fiscal responsibility with 13% reserves.

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office introduced new deputies and volunteers with diverse experiences on their Facebook page, including a former Marine and a seasoned CSI expert.

Colorado will lower flags to half-staff to honor the late former State Senator Lewis H. Entz on the day of his memorial, as directed by Governor Polis.

The Blue Envelope Program by the Adams County Sheriff's Office aids communication with disabled individuals during emergencies by using a blue envelope containing essential information for first responders.