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.

Arapahoe County officials enhance cybersecurity efforts during Cybersecurity Awareness Month, focusing on public involvement and education to protect against digital threats in essential services.

Colorado allocates $7.3 million for geothermal energy projects to advance renewable heating and cooling solutions.

Jefferson County lawmakers condemned the appearance of a swastika near Lookout Mountain, emphasizing inclusivity and unity in response to the symbol of hate.

Colorado officials urge the U.S. Supreme Court to dismiss Nebraska's complaint over the South Platte River Compact, asserting their compliance with the agreement.

Denver Auditor Timothy M. O'Brien's report criticizes Denver International Airport for poor oversight of concessionaire contracts, citing unenforced penalties for late payments and unallowed deductions, notably with Woody Creek Bakery & Café.

Colorado joins the bipartisan Governors Public Health Alliance to enhance public health strategy and facilitate collaboration among states. Governor Polis emphasizes the need for state coordination to improve healthcare access and innovation.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis declared the southwestern flooding a disaster and the DOR announced tax relief, extending deadlines to December 31, 2025, for impacted residents.

Colorado is contacting taxpayers to claim unclaimed tax credits, expecting to return $8 million to 20,000 individuals through prefilled amendment forms, streamlining the refund process.