Douglas County's inauguration ceremony for George Teal and Kevin Van Winkle as Commissioners will be held on January 14 at 12:30 p.m., broadcast live on YouTube.

The Colorado Springs City Council is set to vote on integrating retail marijuana following approval from voters, with licensing applications opening in February 2025.

Colorado Springs received $700,000 in federal grants to enhance the Fountain Creek Watershed, funded by the IRA and IIJA, supporting the COS Creek Plan for environmental restoration and infrastructure improvements.

The Boulder County Planning Commission's January 15, 2025, meeting agenda is now available, featuring a hybrid attendance format and discussions on Site Plan Review regulations and Exemption Plats amendments.

Denver confirms over 25,000 residential rental licenses issued as part of a major safety standards initiative.

Evergreen Cemetery in Colorado Springs has a history that includes relocation due to soil and native conflicts, and it now stands as a peaceful memorial to the city's pioneers.

Desert Harvest is relocating to Colorado Springs, expected to create 15 new jobs with above-average salaries and has received economic incentives to aid in their expansion.

Denver Police struggle with staffing despite efforts; the city auditor suggests further strategic improvements are needed for officer retention and recruitment.

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston's report highlights major improvements in city life, including a reduction in street homelessness and shootings, part of the 2024 goals achievements.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis has announced new appointments to various state boards and commissions, impacting sectors such as transportation, healthcare, and business.

Al Gardner has been appointed as Denver's Deputy Mayor, bringing his extensive experience from various leadership roles to support Mayor Mike Johnston's civic vision.

Denver Auditor Timothy O'Brien raises concerns about potential overpayment for Denver International Airport's Great Hall renovation, calling for better oversight despite some improvements in documentation processes.

Colorado reports a drop in work-related fatalities in 2023, with transportation incidents being the most common cause but showing a slight increase from the previous year.