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.

Phil Long Dealerships donated $10,000 to Colorado Springs' Keep It Clean COS initiative, reinforcing their commitment to community cleanliness and partnership.

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.

Jefferson County introduced NextRequest, an online platform for efficient public records requests, offering easier submission, tracking, and improved turnaround times.

Douglas County's Strive to Thrive Resource Fair returns to help families with school supplies and more, taking place at Cherry Hills Community Church on July 29th.

Colorado offers support to Texas following devastating floods, with Governor Jared Polis expressing solidarity and the intention to provide resources for search and recovery efforts.

Gov. Polis criticizes Trump's tariffs, citing harm to Colorado's economy and raising costs for Americans, potentially affecting trade with key partners.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office welcomed K9 Mako, a narcotic-detecting and patrol-experienced German Shepherd, to their K9 Unit, highlighting his successful history and skills.

Denver's Clerk & Recorder updated its fee structure to a flat $43 rate for document filing to comply with new state law, excluding death records and UCC filings.

Governor Polis of Colorado is acting to ease zoning laws to help remedy the state's affordable housing shortage, highlighted by a National Zoning Atlas study showing restrictive multi-unit housing and costly parking mandates.

The Trump Administration withholds $70 million in K-12 funding from Colorado, prompting concerns among school districts and state officials about potential staff layoffs and impacts on educational programs.

The House GOP passed a bill cutting Medicaid and SNAP funding, facing criticism from Colorado Democrats for potential negative impacts on health care and state finances.

Governor Polis appointed Eang M. Man to Boulder County Court, replacing the retired Honorable David Archuleta, with service starting August 1, 2025. Man, experienced in civil and criminal law, will begin her term with a substantial legal background.