Colorado's HB25-1146, a bipartisan juvenile justice reform law backed by Senators Amabile and Bird, goes into effect in July, increasing emergency beds and funding programs to support and guide troubled youth.

Douglas County Government offices will be closed on July 4, 2025, to observe Independence Day but will reopen on July 7. Emergency services remain operational.

Colorado lawmakers oppose the sale of public lands, highlighting the issue's economic and environmental importance, and submitting a strong letter to Congress to protect these spaces.

Colorado's HB24-1045 bill, to be enacted on July 1, 2025, expands substance use disorder treatment, including reentry services, continuing medication-assisted treatment, and case management for former inmates.

Colorado's new law, taking effect July 1, mandates improved live-fire training for concealed carry permits, aimed at promoting responsible gun ownership and reducing gun violence.

Colorado's new bill, effective July 1, will strengthen civil rape shield laws to protect survivors' privacy and prevent evidence like clothing and lifestyle from impacting sexual misconduct cases.

Boulder County government offices, including courts and the DA's Office, will close on July 4 for Independence Day, while essential services remain available.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife's annual report highlights their ongoing gray wolf restoration efforts, including releasing wolves and monitoring their integration into the ecosystem.

Colorado's new law requires state licensing for firearm dealers, aiming to reduce gun violence by implementing stricter controls on firearm transactions, effective from July 1, 2025. Violators could face fines or felony charges.

Colorado will enforce new biometric data privacy guidelines starting July 1, 2025, mandating the deletion of such data within two years or when no longer needed.

Colorado Democrats passed a bill to uphold science-backed vaccine recommendations, independent of federal guidance, and addressed public health issues like hepatitis C.

Boulder's City Council approved the North 30th Street Preliminary Design project, aiming for safer and more accessible travel; construction begins in 2027 with grant funding.

Colorado awards $89.5M in grants to train residents for high-paying jobs, aiming to place 1,175 individuals in roles within sectors like construction and behavioral health. The initiative seeks to bolster the workforce and support economic growth.