Douglas County Government offices will be closed on Monday, February 17, 2025, for Presidents Day, with services resuming the following day. Online services remain available 24/7.

Douglas County 4-H introduces a wide range of youth projects and offers free sessions, underscoring its commitment to fostering leadership and skills among young people.

The City of Boulder has approved a utility rate increase for 2025, raising the average residential bill by $8.61 to fund improvements in water, sewer, and stormwater systems.

Mayor Guyleen Castriotta of Broomfield is elected as the 2025 Chair of the Metro Mayors Caucus, becoming the first from her city to hold the position.

Boulder County confirms no new oil and gas development since 2011, with its 2024 report detailing current infrastructure, inspections, emissions issues, well plugging progress, and enforcement actions.

Loveland's Homelessness Task Force disbanded after the city council postponed a rezoning vote for a church's transformation into a homeless resource center, leading to the withdrawal of the application.

The Arapahoe County Elections Division successfully managed three major elections in 2024, maintaining electoral integrity and fostering civic participation throughout the process.

The Denver City Council's upcoming meeting has no public hearings but includes a bill to shift property tax rebate oversight to the Department of Housing Stability.

Boulder County Commissioners pledge to uphold inclusivity and equality, emphasizing support for marginalized communities, including immigrants and LGBTQ+, in response to nationwide civil rights concerns.

Kevin Ellmann becomes Centennial's new Municipal Judge, bringing his legal expertise and accolades to the role.

Forbes lists Colorado State University as Colorado's top educational employer and 304th nationwide in its "America's Dream Employers 2025," surpassing Ivy League schools like Yale.

Colorado State University researchers are recruiting women aged 25-65 with a BMI under 30 for a study on a synbiotic product's effect on gut health, offering $200 for completion.

Brighton's State of the City address is on Feb. 27 at the Armory Performing Arts Center, with RSVP required, and will be live-streamed on YouTube and KBRI-8.