Denver Police collaborated with the Denver Dream Center for the Dream Shot Fundraiser, raising $14,000 for youth violence prevention and community support.

The Boulder Police Department received its first international accreditation from CALEA, recognizing its adherence to the highest professional standards.

The Denver Police Department celebrated the graduation of 35 women from its EmpowHer Police Academy, highlighting efforts to increase female representation in law enforcement.

The Adams County Board of Commissioners, now led by a supermajority of women, recognizes Women's History Month, marking a historic change in local government leadership.

Civitas's application for the State Sunlight Long oil and gas facility in Arapahoe County is complete. The proposed 35.21-acre pad could host up to 32 wells.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office celebrated National K9 Veterans Day with a 3-mile ruck march, reflecting on the service of K9 units. Handlers carried their K9s for part of the march.

Denver Police honored Sgt. Monica David, the first woman to receive the #1 Badge as the longest-serving officer in department history, marking progress for women in law enforcement.

Fort Collins invites prospective mayoral and City Council candidates to an information session for the November election, detailing roles, election rules, and introducing ranked-choice voting.

Arapahoe County has launched two new websites for quick access to clerk and recorder services, following the successful introduction of a dedicated elections website in 2022.

Arapahoe County offers rain barrel workshops in partnership with SPLASH, teaching water conservation. Registration is required, with a fee for the rain barrel and kit.

Douglas County Commissioners and Sterling Ranch Development Company are partnering to build a new sports complex named Zebulon, enhancing regional sports access and preserving open spaces.

Denver's CASR is relaunching its e-bike rebate program on March 25 for income-qualified individuals, offering up to $900 in savings and aiming to reduce vehicle miles and emissions.

Colorado's unemployment rate rose to 4.7% in January, despite job growth in some sectors and loss in others, as labor force slightly grew. Average earnings increased, surpassing the national average.