The Weld County Fair Royalty Court presented the fair book to the board of commissioners, marking the approach of the 107th fair which showcases the region's agriculture.

Colorado's Connecting Colorado workforce platform is undergoing updates, causing temporary technical issues. Officials seek community patience as they resolve problems and continue offering job support services.

CU Boulder partners with PepsiCo to eliminate single-use plastics from campus, aligning with sustainability goals and their Climate Action Plan. No exemptions for vending machines or third-party vendors are allowed.

Colorado reveals a projected 28% increase in private health insurance premiums for 2026, attributed to federal decisions affecting tax credits, impacting 321,000 residents.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis has called Nebraska's legal challenge on water management under the South Platte Compact meritless and affirmed Colorado's compliance with the agreement.

Douglas County continues to tackle homelessness with "Handouts Don't Help" campaign, recently donating $2,500 to the HEART team, as part of ongoing community support.

Arapahoe County Human Services received the C-Stat Distinguished Performance Award for exceptional service, marking their sixth win and an 83.9% success rate in 2024.

The Denver HRCP awarded $21,000 to local nonprofits for energy efficiency initiatives during its $GBG Conference, supporting the city's climate resilience efforts.

Denver's Excise and Licenses Department is proposing a name change to Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection to reflect its services more accurately.

Denver is planning its largest Back to School Fest during the 12th Denver Days, offering free backpacks, school supplies, health clinics, haircuts, and a job fair at the National Western Center.

Colorado has joined a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education to prevent the freezing of federal education funds vital for diverse and underserved students.

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis met with local businesses to discuss the negative impact of Trump's tariffs and emphasized the economic uncertainty and increased costs they cause.

Mayor Yemi Mobolade of Colorado Springs vetoed an ordinance to reallocate $1.4 million in marijuana tax revenues, emphasizing the importance of using these funds for public safety and addressing the city's $11.5 million budget shortfall.