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.

Colorado's state leaders criticize the US House's approval of Trump's budget cuts, highlighting negative impacts on Medicaid and social programs for Coloradans.

Colorado Governor signs SB25-053, banning wild bison hunting and classifying them as big game wildlife, ensuring their protection. Senator Jessie Danielson sponsored the bill.

Governor Polis of Colorado signed HB25-1239 to enhance anti-discrimination laws, enabling victims to seek damages, including attorney fees and emotional distress compensation.

CDOT and MADD honored law enforcement members for their achievements in traffic safety at the 2025 Law Enforcement Champion awards, recognizing efforts in combatting impaired driving and promoting seat belt use.

An audit revealed Denver's climate agency may not be using a climate fund, which spent $103.4 million by 2024, in ways voters intended, due to mismanagement and staffing issues.

Douglas County emergency teams trained in a building provided by CommonSpirit Health for diverse tactical exercises, enhancing their operational skills in a unique environment.

The 2025 Douglas County Citizen Survey shows high satisfaction with safety, family life, and services, despite a split on the county's direction and government attentiveness.

Douglas County will hold a special election on June 24 to decide if it should adopt a Home Rule Charter, offering greater local autonomy in lawmaking and governance.

A district court judge denied a motion to stop a special election for a Home Rule Charter in Douglas County, with local officials endorsing the ruling as a democratic victory.

Rep. Lauren Boebert requested $12M for Douglas County infrastructure, including a pipeline, water system upgrade, and US Highway 85 widening. Local officials emphasized the importance for safety, traffic, and future growth.