Denver Mayor Johnston presents a plan to safeguard immigrants from mass deportation, balancing public safety and a welcoming stance, while refusing to hold people for ICE or engage in non-criminal immigration enforcement.

The Boulder Police Department has introduced the Blue Envelope Program to help residents with invisible disabilities communicate effectively with officers during interactions.

Denver's immigrant community is anxious over potential ICE raids as the Trump administration begins, with legal experts advising on rights and citizenship paths. Schools and local businesses are preparing and promoting awareness to safeguard rights.

Denver Public Schools' superintendent Dr. Alex Marrero pledges support for undocumented families with resources to address immigration concerns and reaffirms schools as safe spaces.

Longmont adjusts city services for MLK Day, with most facilities closed for reflection, but essential services delayed a day, and recreational facilities open.

Denver city government offices will close for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but essential services like Denver Health and first responders will remain operational.

Denver Auditor Timothy M. O'Brien's 2024 Annual Report shows over $2 million recovered for workers, audit successes, and a focus on wage theft, emphasizing the need for ongoing wage recovery efforts.

A DU law professor explores the impact of AI on corporate governance and suggests reimagining fiduciary duties to include robust discourse, aligning AI with democratic principles.

Colorado introduces a tax credit program through Apprenticeship Colorado and CDLE to support businesses that hire and train apprentices, providing up to $12,600 per apprentice and aiming to promote skill development in new industries.

Boulder County is updating its building codes from the 2015 to the 2021 i-Codes with local amendments. A public hearing is set for January 23, 2025, for officials to deliberate the changes.

A controlled burn is scheduled at Button Rock Preserve to reduce wildfire risk, with authorities advising residents not to call 911 due to the planned nature of the event.

Douglas County allocates $400,000 for Heroes Hall's design, a new venue to support veterans, driven by Commissioner and veteran George Teal. The Hall will provide event spaces and services for veterans.

Jenkins Middle School in Colorado Springs will close temporarily for fire safety and structural reasons; students will be relocated to continue their education safely.