Denver government is closing most city offices on Indigenous Peoples' Day, but essential services and some facilities like golf courses will remain open.

Denver's Mayor Johnston has reported progress on the city's 2025 goals in public safety, housing, climate, and youth engagement, with successes like lower crime rates and increased shelter for the homeless.

A new campaign by the Douglas County Opioid Council promotes the choice of 94% of teens to avoid opioid misuse, through stories of youth leading substance-free lives.

Governor Polis honored veterans on Veterans Day, visiting the Veterans Community Living Center at Fitzsimons and commending the U.S. Marine Corps on its 250th birthday.

Governor Polis issued an Executive Order to aid western Colorado's flood recovery, allocating $6 million and mobilizing the Emergency Operations Plan.

The Colorado Department of Human Services secured full SNAP funding for November, responding to confusion after a federal court ruling and ensuring Coloradans receive food assistance.

Colorado Governor Polis criticizes the Trump administration for halting SNAP benefits and urges the reinstatement of funds to support hungry Americans.

Denver Mayor criticizes federal flight cuts and shutdown affecting DEN, emphasizing economic impact and airport's efforts to support federal employees.

Governor Polis of Colorado has introduced a plan aimed at reducing auto insurance premiums by improving public safety and addressing uninsured drivers.

Denver Auditor Timothy O’Brien's follow-up report indicates persistent issues in the city's contractor vetting process for construction projects, highlighting concerns about fairness and adherence to City Charter.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis honored Nancy Pelosi's retirement, praising her transformative work, including on the Affordable Care Act and promoting equality and democracy.

The State Land Board of Colorado has acquired the 800-acre Lake Fork Ranch to boost revenue, conservation, and outdoor access for public benefit and education funding.

Boulder's 2024 GHG Inventory reports a significant drop in emissions, highlighting the city's progress toward sustainability goals with a 48% reduction since 2005.