Colorado's DFPC honors K9 ROTC's retirement and welcomes new fire investigations dog, Waffle. Governor Polis declares ROTC Retirement Day for the dog's service in over 180 fire investigations.

Commerce City Council passed ordinances for infrastructure and community development, with over $3.7 million in funding for school recreational facilities, park enhancements, and road reconstruction.

The Denver Police introduced the Blue Envelope program to aid communication between officers and individuals with disabilities during encounters, like traffic stops.

Wildfire Partners and BOLO REALTORS are offering wildfire mitigation training for Boulder County real estate professionals to enhance safety and awareness.

Arapahoe County will close its buildings on Oct. 6, 2025, to observe Arapahoe Day, celebrating the Arapaho Tribe's heritage and recognizing local history.

Englewood's annual leaf recycling event is hosted by A1 Organics from Oct 27-Nov 14, with a $5 fee per vehicle. Proof of residency required, and payment is via cash or credit card only. Leaves must be in paper bags, with a BOGO offer on compost bags.

Colorado's Polis Administration has increased electric vehicle (EV) incentives, offering higher rebates for both new and used EV purchases starting November 3, 2025.

Governor Jared Polis and the JBC ensure Colorado's vulnerable populations receive essential funds as the federal shutdown impacts WIC and local services, and they urge an end to the stalemate to prevent dire consequences.

Colorado pronghorn hunters face a setback as the federal government shutdown leads to hunting suspension on Fort Carson and the Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site, affecting Game Management Units 591 and 142.

The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Colorado's Universal Preschool program, rejecting an injunction request against it. Governor Polis lauds the program for saving families money and boosting preschool enrollment.

Governor Polis is urging lawmakers to pass a balanced budget to prevent a federal shutdown, warning of economic fallout including higher health premiums and loss of tourism revenue in Colorado.

The EEOC has sued Talecris Plasma Resources for disability discrimination, stating they rescinded a job offer to a nurse with a disability, violating the ADA.

Colorado ranks first in providing resources for families with young children, offering $56,224 in aid through policies like Medicaid expansion and paid leave, as noted by Governor Jared Polis and supported by state officials and nonprofits.