Colorado Joins Multi-State Legal Challenge Against U.S. Department of Education Over Frozen Education Funds
Colorado joins a multi-state lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education to release Congress-earmarked education funds, citing potential impacts on schools, educators, and students.
Denver Unveils Bilingual "Do More. Do Less. Do Something." Campaign to Propel Climate Action
The City of Denver promotes climate action with the “Do more. Do less. Do something.” campaign, focusing on reducing pollution and waste, inspired by its residents' desire for actionable environmental steps.
Colorado Governor Polis Issues Disaster Declaration for Montrose, Delta, and Mesa Counties in Response to Wildfires
Colorado Governor Polis declared a disaster for wildfires in Montrose, Delta, and Mesa Counties, activating a stronger response and coordinating efforts to combat the fires through CDPS and DHSEM.
Colorado Education in Jeopardy as Trump Administration Withholds $80 Million in Federal Funds
The Trump Administration is withholding $80 million in education funding for Colorado, affecting hiring, arts, and after-school programs. Governor Polis and education leaders are addressing the impact of these federal grant cuts.
Governor Polis Advocates for STEM and Healthcare Training as Key to Colorado's Economic Future
Governor Jared Polis emphasized the importance of STEM and healthcare training at the NAF Conference, highlighting Colorado's commitment to preparing students for future jobs and boosting the economy.
Colorado Springs City Council Seeks Volunteers for Key Advisory Boards and Commissions
Colorado Springs City Council is looking for volunteers for its Boards, Commissions, and Committees to shape the city's future, particularly for the Planning Commission and Stormwater Advisory Committee.












