Governor Jared Polis and state leaders urge the White House to prevent SNAP disruptions amid a federal shutdown, stressing its role in reducing poverty and supporting Colorado's economy.

Colorado is set to bolster its agricultural sector with bipartisan bills supporting farmers and ranchers, with tax breaks for small operations and efforts to protect local products.

Fort Collins Utilities won Frost & Sullivan's Excellence in Resourcefulness – Energy award for its strides in energy innovation, which include setting ambitious climate goals and implementing tech solutions to improve energy efficiency.

Health care premiums in Pueblo, Colorado are set to rise by 101% due to expiring tax credits, potentially causing 75,000 residents to lose coverage. Despite state measures to lessen the impact, substantial increases in insurance costs are imminent.

Douglas County officials plan a controlled burn of 382 acres in the Spruce Meadows area to reduce wildfire risk, with locals to be notified 24 hours in advance.

Boulder County allocates $3.9 million in grants to 11 local organizations to enhance support for individuals with disabilities, funded by the IDD Mill Levy.

Lt. Governor Primavera visited an elementary school to discuss meal continuity amid a potential SNAP funding disruption due to a federal government shutdown.

An election process webinar hosted by the Boulder County Clerk will explain post-election ballot counting on October 30. It aims to clarify post-election activities and answer questions.

Douglas County opens Voter Service and Polling Centers on Oct. 27 for election assistance, including in-person voting and ballot replacement, ahead of the Nov. 4, 2025 election.

Colorado counters the federal shutdown's impact on food security by providing state funds to support SNAP beneficiaries, despite lack of federal reimbursement.

Colorado General Assembly Democrats denounced a rise in antisemitic acts, highlighting several incidents and reaffirming their commitment to combat hate.

Governor Polis of Colorado opposes President Trump's plan to import Argentinian beef due to the negative impact on local ranchers and the state's economy, advocating for transparent labeling and highlighting concerns over current tariffs.

The Colorado Governor's Tourism Conference honored seven individuals and four organizations for their contributions to the state's tourism, which generates over $28.5 billion and supports over 470,000 jobs.