The University of Denver inaugurated eight new research entities, including six centers and two institutes, enhancing its scholarly capacity and innovation.

The Colorado Supreme Court heard arguments from Boulder County and the City of Boulder against ExxonMobil and Suncor over their alleged climate crisis liabilities.

Fort Collins was recognized by the NDIA as a 2024 Digital Inclusion Trailblazer for its commitment to digital equity and various initiatives designed to provide affordable internet access and digital skills to all residents.

The Town of Superior is introducing a three-cart waste system on March 31, offering separate bins for trash, recycling, and compost. Residents can choose their cart sizes until February 15.

Fort Collins city offices will close for Presidents Day, but essential services continue, recreational facilities open, and Transfort buses run as usual.

Boulder County government offices, including courts and the DA's office, will close on February 17 for President's Day, but essential services will continue.

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.