Governor Jared Polis and Colorado's DHSEM distributed $250,000 in grants from the NSGP to 11 non-profits to enhance security against potential terrorist attacks.

Brighton Mayor Pro Tem Peter Padilla joins 16 Colorado officials in the Municipal Leadership Academy to improve governance skills through training and collaboration.

Governor Polis signed an Executive Order for aid due to severe weather and wildfires in Colorado, activating a response plan and seeking federal funding.

Gov. Polis of Colorado has made diverse appointments to state boards and commissions, including roles on the Advisory Committee on Governmental Accounting, the Air Quality Enterprise Board, and the Orphaned Wells Mitigation Enterprise.

Cushing Park in Englewood announces upgrades including a new playground and two dog parks, starting August 11, with temporary closure of the playground during renovations.

Colorado General Assembly Democrats urge congressional delegates to extend premium tax credits to avoid increased health insurance costs for Coloradans.

Colorado Governor Polis reconvenes legislature to address budget issues caused by federal H.R. 1, drawing diverse stakeholder reactions on financial impacts.

Colorado Governor Polis expands the disaster emergency declaration to include the Lee Fire, joining the Elk Fire, as wildfires pose increased risks and prompt emergency responses.

To address a budget shortfall from federal legislation, Governor Polis calls for a special Colorado legislative session to balance finances, involving spending cuts and tax strategy changes.

Jason Kennedy is the new Undersheriff of Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, bringing over 30 years of experience and a solid background in Patrol, Investigations, and education from the FBI National Academy.

New Colorado laws on firearms, care workers, gas stove warnings, cell-cultivated meat labeling, state park access for Indigenous tribes, election recount observers, and the use of gender-neutral language in official roles take effect.

Denver Mayor and officials revealed the Vibrant Denver Bond, a $950 million initiative for infrastructural upgrades, set for a public vote without tax hikes.

The Denver Police Department posted on Facebook about their commitment to reducing crime, highlighting Q2 2025 metrics and directing residents to their transparency dashboards.