Denver City Council upcoming schedule includes public hearings on a healing center license, Indigenous Peoples' Day holiday, and increased emergency phone charges.

Boulder County plans to revise its Land Use Code to support local farmers by allowing mobile farm stands, easing regulatory burdens, and saving costs for small-to-medium scale agricultural producers.

Boulder County will conduct prescribed burns to manage vegetation and reduce wildfire risks until April 15, with precautions and public safety measures in place.

Colorado's Attorney General leads a coalition urging the Supreme Court to protect ACA's preventive health care measures after a lower court ruling questioned their legality.

Colorado's CDLE partners with the Statewide Workforce System to support federal employees laid off, providing resources like unemployment insurance guidance and job search assistance.

Adams County received the GFOA's Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the 30th year, recognizing their fiscal transparency and responsibility.

The Polis administration in Colorado released its Carbon Management Roadmap, aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050. The plan includes nearly 70 policies and emphasizes carbon capture, equitable transition, and job creation in clean energy.

Boulder Parks and Recreation's 2024 Annual Progress Report details completed projects and ongoing work, emphasizing community-driven priorities and transparency in performance measurement.

Summit Classical Academy celebrated "Warriors in Blue Day," honoring local law enforcement, with the Broomfield Police expressing gratitude for being included in this community event fostering relationships with youth.

CU Denver staff reflect on the influence of Girl Scouts on their lives and its alignment with the university's values, highlighting a new partnership with Girl Scouts of Colorado.

Residents of Englewood will soon discuss Global Storage's PUD proposal that integrates storage and sales with local housing. Meetings for input and details are planned for early March at the Englewood Public Library and Civic Center.

Colorado State University is set to host its Democracy Summit featuring speakers like economist Darrick Hamilton and NCAA President Charlie Baker. The event, focused on democratic innovation, includes lectures, panels, and a documentary screening.

Colorado State Treasurer Dave Young and 16 state officials urge the SEC and DOL to let fiduciaries assess all investment risks, countering a GOP move to limit this scope, citing potential harm to U.S. retirement funds' competitiveness and stability.