Denver Mayor Mike Johnston proposes a $1.66 billion General Fund budget for 2026, aiming to address slower revenue growth and rising costs while maintaining essential services.

Denver's Clerk López addresses a $4.5 million budget shortfall affecting elections, with potential closure of polling centers and drop boxes, at a press conference focused on 2026 election preparations and voter turnout concerns.

Colorado is recognized for its land use reforms beneficial to seniors, with Governor Polis's measures reflecting the state's hospitable environment for the aging population, as supported by research from AARP and Pew.

Mayor Mobolade of Colorado Springs announced cost-saving measures, including workforce reductions and the closure of Meadows Park Community Center, to address a $31M budget shortfall.

Boulder County will vote on extending a sales tax for open space and funding mental health services in November, with measures for a permanent open space tax and a temporary tax for mental health.

Boulder County's Emergency Services Grant Program is opening applications for local fire protection districts to receive financial assistance, with an October 15 deadline.

Governor Polis opened Sage Ridge, a community for those facing substance use disorder and homelessness, offering recovery support and housing in Colorado.

Colorado leaders Cutter and Story express anguish over a school shooting at Evergreen High School, commending first responders and highlighting the need for better school safety measures.

Douglas County has approved an updated Emergency Operations Plan to enhance disaster preparedness, incorporating the latest strategies and informed by recent local emergencies.

RK Industries LLC is expanding its Aurora, Colorado operations, adding 1,786 new jobs and a new headquarters, with state officials and local authorities supporting the growth.

Colorado's Governor Jared Polis has ordered flags at half-staff to honor the 9/11 anniversary and Charlie Kirk's death, who was shot at Utah Valley University.

Colorado's Governor and Lt. Governor have appealed to Congress to extend the Enhanced Premium Tax Credit to prevent a spike in healthcare costs for Coloradans and millions of Americans.

Governor Polis visited Grand Junction, discussing the need for Congress to extend the Enhanced Premium Tax Credit and the impact of tariffs on local businesses. He emphasized health care, economic concerns, and acknowledged efforts against hunger.