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.

Colorado's older drivers show increased seatbelt usage, according to Colorado State Patrol data, especially during Older Driver Safety Awareness Week.

Colorado Springs closes offices early and suspends court due to snow, keeps transit running with alerts, and closes parks to vehicles while plows work on roads.

Fort Collins seeks a new District 6 City Council member, with applications due by December 31 and selection in January. Public input is encouraged. Applicants must meet specific criteria, including residency and a clean legal record.

Denver announces a partnership with WM to build Colorado's largest RNG facility, aiming to convert landfill gas into sustainable energy, with economic and air quality benefits.

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.