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.

Jeffco voters can enjoy a scratch 'n' sniff "I Voted" sticker, designed with a ballot box and wildflowers, available at Vote Centers from October 27 to November 4.

Boulder County plans National Vote Early Day events with organizations to promote voting. Events include ballot drop-offs and donations, with a goal to reach voters in diverse locations.

Colorado's leaders take action to support food-insecure families due to federal SNAP funding issues, involving community donations and state funding initiatives.

Colorado has certified seven new Creative Districts across the state, aiming to create jobs and strengthen economies through arts and culture. These districts will receive support and resources to promote their growth and impact.

Colorado is funding the operations of two Rocky Mountain National Park visitor centers during a federal shutdown to support tourism and local economies.

Governor Jared Polis has announced the winners of the Tom Clements Better Government Award, honoring Colorado state employees for exceptional service and innovation.

Denver Police are participating in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on October 25th, urging locals to dispose of unused meds at eight drop-off points.

Denver has introduced tighter regulations on license plate readers to address privacy concerns, requiring law enforcement to agree to specific terms for data access.

Colorado legislators Roberts and McCormick oppose Trump's idea to import more Argentine beef, citing harm to local cattle producers and U.S. beef markets.