Denver observed Start by Believing Day, advocating for better responses to sexual assault survivors, with support from local leaders and events highlighting survivor stories and art.

Denver updates its Energize Building Performance Policy, extending compliance deadlines, reducing penalties, and increasing financial support for energy efficiency in buildings.

Boulder is reviewing its financial strategy to better meet community needs and values, considering rising costs and limited city funds. Public engagement is planned to discuss the city's fiscal future.

This article details the extensive roles of Douglas County Commissioners in Colorado beyond routine meetings, highlighting their impact on transportation, public health, and national policy through various board appointments and representation.

The Colorado Tourism Office announced its 2025 Tourism Management Grant winners, aiming to enhance tourism experiences and promote sustainable practices throughout the state.

The Commerce City Police Department made an April Fool's joke introducing a fake "Feline Unit" with cats McClane and Sgt. Powell, parodying real police work with humorous cat behavior.

Lakewood PD's Commander Randy McNitt becomes the new Chief of Police at Edgewater PD after a 28-year service at LPD, an achievement celebrated by his former department.

Denver's city and county offices close for Cesar Chavez Day, but essential services like healthcare and airport operations continue, ensuring no interruption to the public.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis honors César Chávez's legacy on social media, pledging to uphold values of worker's rights and social justice in state policy.

The State Personnel Director of Colorado is soliciting public input on proposed changes to state employee management via a Zoom webinar on April 30, 2025.

Brita Horn has been elected as the chair of the Colorado GOP, focusing on unifying the party and improving its competitiveness in elections. She won 53% of the votes to defeat six other candidates.

Colorado employment data for February shows both job gains and losses, with a strike affecting retail workers and slight increases in unemployment rates.

Denver city government offices will be closed on March 31 to observe César Chávez Day, with essential services remaining operational.