Governor Jared Polis of Colorado has approved a $2.5 million grant from the RPI to enhance outdoor recreation and conservation in the Pikes Peak region, which will fund projects like trail development and habitat restoration.

The mayors of Colorado's three largest cities have united to address state legislative priorities, focusing on mental health, AI legislation, crime, and protection of voter-approved funding.

Silverton, Colorado, became the first local government to meet its Proposition 123 affordable housing commitment a year early, highlighted by DOLA for leveraging housing programs and partnerships.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis stands with Iranian protesters seeking freedom from their oppressive government, acknowledging their struggles and sacrifices.

Governor Jared Polis unveiled a heritage mural by artist Detour Evans during Colorado's dual anniversary celebrations at the National Western Stock Show.

Colorado students saved $2.4 million in application fees during the state's Free Application Days, submitting over 71,000 applications, with a significant number from students of color and first-generation applicants.

Colorado has earned A-list status from CDP for its environmental leadership, making it one of two states recognized for excellence in climate action and data-driven strategies to address climate change.

Boulder County officials refute claims of federal funding threats to public benefits, affirming they deliver assistance fairly and accurately to those eligible.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office honored its officers on social media, emphasizing their service and positive community interactions, on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.

Colorado Springs shuts down City Administrative Offices and the Municipal Court due to severe snow, with public services and parks also affected. Emergency crews continue working.

Governor Polis expressed disappointment after Congress did not override Trump's veto on the Arkansas Valley Conduit, a project for clean water in southeastern Colorado.

Colorado announces a new Aviation Maintenance Technician program at Pueblo Community College, targeting former coal workers and veterans, to meet the demand for aircraft mechanics, with a $471,423 grant to create 45 jobs and boost the local economy.

Douglas County announces a new, county-owned biochar facility to transform wildfire prevention waste into soil-enhancing biochar, aiming to reduce costs and improve efficiency in wildfire mitigation.