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.

A GAO audit says the Air Force Academy's disciplinary rules leave cadets unsure of basic rights; local soccer‑team discipline helped spark renewed oversight.

Aurora council will vote on whether APD can tap RTD cameras and on a $420,000 golf-equipment purchase in Monday’s meeting.

A proposed constitutional amendment would force Colorado police to notify DHS about some criminal suspects. Voters will decide the measure this November.

A state panel cleared eight versions of a plan to replace Colorado’s flat income tax with graduated brackets. Backers now face a costly petition drive and likely legal fights.

Rep. Ron Weinberg of Loveland said he will not seek reelection and will finish his term as a campaign finance complaint and a June primary challenge loom.

Kathleen M. Tierney was appointed to the Arapahoe County Court by Governor Jared Polis, effective February 16, 2026, succeeding the retired Honorable Michael J. Roche.

The Rampart Park Drainage project in Colorado Springs begins Jan. 21, affecting park facilities for three weeks and possibly altering access due to weather.

Denver's Flock license-plate cameras remain active even though the city's extension appears unsigned, prompting council and auditor scrutiny. The lack of a final signature has renewed privacy concerns.

Aurora councilmembers are laying plans for a civilian police-oversight office as the city continues work under a state consent decree. A community roundtable next Thursday will focus on scope, budget and independence.

Mayor Guyleen Castriotta will give the State of the City and County address on February 12, highlighting Broomfield's accomplishments and future plans.

Colorado announced additional grants to boost workforce development, building on the Opportunity Now program's success in job placement and skill training, with 8,274 jobs already filled.