Douglas County offers various tax relief programs for older adults, including property tax exemptions, deferrals, credits, and a work-off program, with application guidelines and deadlines provided by the Assessor's Office.

Chance Ward, along with other scholars, advocates for respectful treatment of animal remains in museums, emphasizing cultural sensitivity and dialogue with Native American groups.

Arapahoe County leaders lobbied for funds and support for local services like childcare and infrastructure during the NACo Legislative Conference in D.C.

Colorado celebrates the 2 millionth book delivery through Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, highlighting early literacy and the program's expansion across the state.

1,800 people attended a town hall in Lakewood, Colorado discussing federal budget cuts, layoffs, and other local concerns with officials like Rep. Pettersen and AG Weiser.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced the 2025 boating season opening dates for state parks, with required vessel registration, ANS stamp, and inspections for boaters.

Five Mountain Vista High School students received a Sheriff’s Commendation Award for their bravery in aiding victims of a car accident in Douglas County.

Construction on the US 85 and US 34 interchange in Weld County resumes, with CDOT aiming for a June 2025 completion. The project will improve safety and mobility.

Mayor Mike Johnston defended Denver's approach to public safety and inclusivity, citing a significant drop in crime and the provision of aid to newcomers during a House Oversight Committee session.

Denver opens applications for a $570 million downtown development initiative, seeking to revitalize the city center with new projects and enhance its appeal. Public info sessions will guide potential applicants.

ASCII, an Electronic Storage Detection dog, helps the Boulder County Digital Forensics Lab locate hidden electronic evidence, as highlighted by the Boulder County Sheriff's Office.

Colorado's Douglas County officials advocate for stricter illegal immigration enforcement, countering nearby Denver's sanctuary city policies and criticizing the economic burden of such practices.

Brighton's Spring Trash Bash is slated for April 25-26, allowing residents to dispose of oversized waste items at the local Wastewater Treatment Facility. Proof of residency and a suggested $10 donation are required.