Edgewater Police partners with Jefferson County Sheriff's Office to support individuals with communication challenges through the Blue Envelope Program.

Colorado Springs received a $250,000 grant to enhance non-motorized trails at Austin Bluffs Open Space, improving access and preserving the ecosystem.

The Adams County community plans a fundraiser on March 27th to support Deputy Sheriff Joshua Maloy's family during house renovations and sale, with a silent auction, dining proceeds, and donations.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has added a new horse, Oakley, to their Mounted Patrol, and is currently training with Deputy Weniger for active community law enforcement.

Lisa, an Adams County records technician, shows personal generosity by giving out warm clothing to those in need, including released detainees from the detention facility.

The Arapahoe County Detention Center is expanding, with a new kitchen and laundry, part of a $46.4 million project to accommodate growth and inmate needs.

Denver escalates its overdose prevention efforts with new strategies and funding to combat the rise in overdoses, focusing on harm reduction and behavioral health services.

Douglas County commissioners have resolved to transition from statutory government to Home Rule Charter, aiming for greater local autonomy over laws and policies.

Colorado's OEDIT introduces Rural Jump-Start grants to boost rural business development, aiming to create jobs and support businesses, including extra incentives for coal transition communities.

Denver Clerk Paul López opposes Trump's election order, reinforcing the city's commitment to secure and accessible voting, and denouncing any attempts to undermine democracy.

Boulder is conducting a controlled agricultural ditch burn today, urging the public not to call 911 as it is a planned event for ecological and safety benefits.

Denver Police collaborated with the Denver Dream Center for the Dream Shot Fundraiser, raising $14,000 for youth violence prevention and community support.

The Boulder Police Department received its first international accreditation from CALEA, recognizing its adherence to the highest professional standards.