Colorado Governor Jared Polis activates the National Guard to support election cybersecurity, as part of ongoing efforts to ensure election integrity.

The federal shutdown risks November's SNAP benefits, with Colorado and others unsure of receiving the usual $120M. Local resources like food banks are advised.

Larimer County recognized a CSU program for its innovative work in aiding the transition from incarceration back to community life, connecting underserved populations with proper mental health care.

Colorado's Connect for Health insurance marketplace opens enrollment from Nov. 1, 2025, to Jan. 15, 2026, with Boulder County offering assistance. Premiums may rise, and new programs like CPA and OmniSalud will be available.

The Denver Clerk & Recorder's office claims the Mayor's revised 2026 budget underfunds the election process by $2.7 million, potentially impacting voter turnout and election integrity.

The City of Boulder has received a grant to advance wildfire resilience, implementing a three-year multi-tactic mitigation project around Wonderland Lake.

Inmates at Douglas County Jail completed an ICTS course, marking a significant step in their rehabilitation journey, supported by the Sheriff's Office and program facilitators.

Denver Auditor O'Brien released the 2026 Audit Plan to address potential waste and inefficiency in city governance, emphasizing audits on initiatives and operational processes in light of a $250 million deficit.

Douglas County announces 23 ballot drop boxes for the Nov. 4, 2025 election, including new locations and a drive-up facility, with details on DouglasVotes.com to enhance voter accessibility and security.

Governor Polis warns of the severe impact of a federal shutdown on Colorado's SNAP benefits, risking food insecurity for 600,000 residents, with no state funds to cover the $120 million monthly cost.

Colorado awards over $7.3 million in geothermal energy grants to cut energy costs and boost renewable energy, with the majority benefitting Colorado Springs, Steamboat Springs, and Vail.

Pueblo County residents can dispose of expired and unused medications during a collection event hosted by the sheriff's office in collaboration with the DEA.

The Colorado Springs Mayor's Office announced 21 finalists for the Mayor’s Young Leader Awards, celebrating young leaders' achievements in the community. Winners will be announced on Nov. 5.