Douglas County officials announce a crackdown on shoplifting with potential jail time, aiming to protect local businesses and reduce a growing trend of retail crime ahead of a new ordinance.

Governor Polis of Colorado has confirmed the passage of Propositions LL and MM, ensuring free school meals for all students, focusing on education and well-being.

Boulder County adopted a $745 million budget for 2026, addressing community needs, inflation, and revenue changes, with a $30-$40 million savings goal over three years.

Colorado's Universal Preschool Program for the 2026-27 school year is now open for enrollment, offering tuition-free preschool to help families save and support early childhood education.

Boulder County has introduced three grant programs to support nature-based solutions for climate resilience in agriculture and urban spaces, funded by the Sustainability Tax and partnerships.

The Aurora Public Library's MLK Jr. Library expanded, boasting new tech and spaces, enhancing community services and connectivity in northwest Aurora.

Denver Human Services details new work requirements for SNAP and Medicaid eligibility starting November 2025 and January 2027, respectively, affecting adults without dependents.

Colorado awards $1 million for Open Educational Resources to reduce textbook costs, expected to save students $3 million, promoting affordable access to higher education.

Denver City Council to hold public hearings on zoning and city planning, discussing Regis area rezoning and the Far Southwest Area Plan, while also reviewing an ordinance to make entertainment districts permanent.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis orders flags to half-staff on December 7 to honor National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day and the lives lost during the 1941 attack.

Colorado honors late Senator Faith Winter by lowering flags on public buildings during her memorial. Governor Polis praises her advocacy for environmental and family issues.

Governor Jared Polis toured southern Colorado, visiting a Purple Star-awarded school and a hot sauce business, and unveiling a new building at a military-connected school.

Colorado honors fallen National Guard Specialist Sarah Beckstrom with flags at half-mast, following directives from both President Trump and Governor Polis until sunset December 4, 2025.