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.

Boulder dispensed over $840,000 in grants through its Affordable Commercial Pilot Program to three entities, supporting local ventures and community projects.

Denver's Mayor Johnston vetoed a City Council ordinance on drug addiction, advocating for an integrated care approach with his Roads to Recovery program.

Colorado Springs was ranked fifth in the "Best Performing Cities" index by the Milken Institute, highlighting its economic growth, diverse economy, and job opportunities despite housing challenges.

Daniel Conway has been promoted as Jefferson County's permanent CFO after serving as interim since September 2024, bringing 25 years of financial experience.

Willoughby Corner in Lafayette is holding an open house on January 16 for affordable housing options for income-eligible households, with tours, applications, and a raffle available.

Fort Collins city offices will close on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, January 20, 2025, but essential services will continue. Recreational facilities remain open. Normal operations resume January 21.

Northglenn is seeking volunteers for city boards and commissions to engage in local governance and community services, with several openings across multiple areas of interest.

Colorado's Governor Polis received widespread praise for his State of the State address focusing on affordability, security, and high-speed internet for all households.