Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed a law to raise home care workers' wages and improve their work conditions, acknowledging the sector's predominantly female and minority workforce.

Sheriff Roybal of El Paso County Jail announced the release of names of individuals transferred to ICE, ensuring transparency and compliance with Colorado law.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed two education bills enhancing student support and aligning education with workforce needs, including improving standardized assessments and streamlining funding for workforce readiness programs.

Governor Jared Polis has signed into law several bills in Colorado, impacting education, transportation, prescription drug monitoring, and more, as detailed on the state government website.

The Denver Police Department honors the fallen on Memorial Day, emphasizing the true meaning of the holiday through social media posts and local commemorations.

Denver PD's Traffic Investigations Unit honored as 2025 Law Enforcement Champion by CDOT and MADD for efforts against impaired driving.

The Colorado National Guard will conduct Memorial Day flyovers with F-16 Vipers in a statewide tribute to fallen servicemembers, covering nine cities from 10:20 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Denver city government will close on May 26 for Memorial Day, with most services unavailable, but essential services like Denver Health and emergency responders will operate as usual.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed the 2025 School Finance Act, infusing $256 million into K-12 education, with attention to underprivileged students and districts, and setting a per-pupil funding increase to $11,863.

Douglas County, Colorado, has launched high-tech wildfire prevention tools, including an AI detection system and a rapid-response helicopter, in a collaborative effort with local and private entities.

Colorado enacts a law mandating elementary schools to screen for dyslexia, aligning with most of the nation, to change outcomes for affected students.

Governor Jared Polis signed a bill in Colorado aimed at preventing wage theft, offering protections and faster recovery of wages for workers, and strengthening penalties against offending employers.

Fort Collins councilmembers will host listening sessions at the city's Pride event on June 1st, encouraging community engagement and conversation at Library Park.