Britt Haley, Colorado Springs' Parks Director, is retiring; Assistant Director Kim King will serve as acting director. The city praised Haley's contributions and announced a national search for a permanent replacement.

Dr. Angie Paccione is departing as Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Higher Education, leaving a legacy of advancing educational accessibility and equity in the state.

The City of Westminster's IT Department has been recognized among the top ten in a digital innovation survey since 2003, reflecting their commitment to advancing technology for public benefit.

Governor Jared Polis of Colorado extended measures to address the state's budget shortfall caused by federal decisions, extending spending suspensions to maintain fiscal responsibility.

The Denver Fire Department’s Facebook post honors Fire Station 24's history, from handling 13 calls in 1952 to thousands now, and its growth since merging with the Skyline Fire Department in 2008.

Douglas County Sheriff's Office cadets from Class 21 are nearing graduation after 21-weeks of training, including building searches, supported by the community and local institutions.

To honor a fallen trooper, Douglas County deputies and Colorado State Patrol enforce the Move Over Law, urging drivers to slow down and switch lanes for stopped vehicles.

Boulder Fire-Rescue has chosen Falck Rocky Mountain to provide ambulance services from January 2026, following a competitive selection process to replace AMR.

Colorado's State Senator Faith Winter has passed away, prompting Governor Jared Polis to express condolences and order flags lowered on the day of her memorial.

The Aurora Police Department has added three experienced officers from other Colorado agencies, who completed the lateral academy and are set to serve the community.

Colorado Springs City Council approved the 2026 City Budget, focusing on public safety and essential services, achieving savings despite economic challenges.

Colorado Governor Polis and Lieutenant Governor Primavera shared Thanksgiving messages emphasizing gratitude, joy, and the importance of community support and giving back.

Douglas County approved Sterling Ranch's plan allowing charter schools over district schools, upsetting some residents who expected neighborhood schools. Sterling Ranch made concessions for school land dedication, amidst the debate.