James Steele retires from the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office after 18 years, having started as a Property Technician and ending as a Digital Evidence Technician.

Superior is hiring a Guest Services Associate for its Community Center with variable hours, including holidays and weekends, with a pay range of $18.20 to $22.26 per hour.

Boulder County proposes Land Use Code updates, including the replacement of Boarding House and Group Care Use with a new Group Home Facility Use. Public input is sought until April 24, 2024.

Douglas County Commissioners oppose Colorado's new gun control measure, SB 25-03, urging Governor Polis to veto it, citing constitutional concerns and potential financial burdens on taxpayers.

Douglas County is holding a Special Election on June 24, 2025, for residents to decide on adopting a Home Rule Charter and electing a commission to draft it.

Colorado and New Zealand signed an MoC to collaborate on aerospace, quantum, and geothermal technologies, aiming to boost investment and job creation.

Denver was honored with a Downtown Excellence Award for its role in refining the DDA's Plan of Development, which aims to revitalize the city's urban core.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office promoted several staff, including Division Chief Davis and others, recognizing their commitment to public service.

K9 Blu, a German Shepherd/Malinois Mix, has retired after contributing to drug seizures and 100+ arrests with the Douglas County Sheriff's Office. His service extended beyond Douglas County, aiding other agencies as well.

Arapahoe County recognizes the dedication of animal services staff during Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week, highlighting their multifaceted roles in animal law enforcement, education, and emergency response.

Colorado Springs has set a special election for June 17 to decide on the annexation of Karman Line Addition No. 6, following a public referendum petition.

Denver Police Department's Click It or Ticket campaign from April 7-13 aims to enforce seat belt usage and reduce roadway fatalities in collaboration with state agencies.

Adams County observes National Crime Victims' Rights Week, highlighting the importance of respecting the rights and voices of crime victims within the justice system.