Adams County Sheriff’s Office deputies wore Grinch socks at the courthouse for Christmas, sharing festive spirit online, highlighting community engagement and the human side of law enforcement.

Shelby L. Fyles was appointed by Lt. Gov. Dianne Primavera to the 23rd Judicial District Court in Colorado, taking over from retiring Judge Elizabeth B. Volz on February 2, 2026.

Colorado's cannabis sales are close to $1 billion in 2025, boosting tax revenues by nearly $200 million, according to the state's data. Governor Polis praises the industry's success.

Douglas County Sheriff's Office and Highlands Ranch Substation will close early on Christmas Eve and resume services on Dec. 26, with emergency services available 24/7.

Colorado officials criticize the Trump administration for denying a disaster declaration that would provide federal aid for wildfire and flood recovery, with Governor Polis and other leaders accusing the administration of playing political games.

Denver City Council is set to decide on a rezoning proposal for 709 South Delaware Street, with no further public testimony allowed, highlighting tensions over urban development in the Baker neighborhood.

Governor Polis appointed Kelly Tompkins and Douglas Reynolds to Colorado's 6th Judicial District county courts, filling vacancies with experienced legal professionals.

Mayor Yemi of Colorado Springs discusses the city's 2025 achievements, public safety, infrastructure, and personal holiday traditions in a year-end podcast.

Governor Polis reported that Colorado faces economic challenges due to national trade wars and potential revenue dips affecting tax credits. Nevertheless, the state is maintaining a healthy reserve for financial stability.

Douglas County offices will close for the winter holidays, closing early on Dec 24 and resuming on Dec 26, and will be closed on Jan 1, with online services still available. Transport services adjust for Christmas Day.

Douglas County reaffirms its commitment to streamlining business processes at the State of Douglas County event, emphasizing reduced red tape and faster permit issuance.

Englewood’s recreation centers have announced holiday hours with limited opening times on Christmas and New Year's eves, and closure on December 25 and January 1.

Aurora announces holiday service changes, with closures of municipal offices, courts, community centers, and recreational facilities on Christmas and New Year's Day.