The Imagination Library in Adams County is on a mission to enroll every child under 5, currently reaching nearly 10,000 little readers with monthly books that ignite a love for reading!
Wheat Ridge's Homeless Navigation Program has successfully placed 175 individuals into stable housing, with an impressive 83% still housed after one year!
Lake County is embarking on a major courthouse renovation that includes security upgrades, a new jail layout, and crucial mechanical system improvements—will they secure the funding needed to make it happen?
The Gold Hill tank project just got a budget-friendly makeover, slashing costs from $2.5 million to $1.6 million, as Woodland Park moves forward with ambitious water fund plans!
Rio Blanco County is taking crucial steps to secure $7.2 million in federal funding for urgent flood and erosion repairs—will they succeed in the race against time?
Englewood's Code Enforcement Advisory Committee is taking significant steps toward addressing chronic nuisance properties with a new draft ordinance aimed at balancing community rights and property owner responsibilities.
Boulder County is seeking millions in funding for critical projects, including $4 million to tackle water quality issues from legacy mine drainage—could this be a game changer for our parks and communities?
Northglenn City Council has made significant strides by adopting the 2026 budget and enacting new regulations for natural-medicine businesses—what does this mean for the community?
Northglenn City Council greenlights a 305-unit mixed-use project but denies a crucial five-year rights extension, leaving the developer in a tricky spot amid market uncertainty.
Woodland Park is making strides in environmental beauty and community engagement, recently honored with the prestigious President's Circle award for their ongoing cleanup initiatives and dedication to preserving local heritage.
District 49's finance team reveals a staggering $6.8 million shortfall for the 2024-25 fiscal year, citing rising personnel costs and unexpected audit expenses as key factors.
A new middle-school accountability program in Colorado is transforming how educators support struggling students, with 34% already activated for extra help.
Candidates at the Lafayette Youth Advisory Board forum are tackling urgent issues like mental health, substance abuse, and gun violence by proposing innovative funding and support solutions for the youth.
District 49 is taking bold steps to address growth challenges by exploring the consolidation of Falcon Elementary with Bennett Ranch, sparking community discussions on transportation and new facilities.
Residents in Chaffee County are raising alarms over a proposed lodging tax hike that could triple rates and disrupt local businesses—will the Board of County Commissioners listen?
Arapahoe County is set to enhance safety and accessibility along the Mary Carter Greenway with new bridge projects, but it’s going to take time and funding to get there!
Garfield County has officially backed the BLM's environmental plan for oil-and-gas leasing, emphasizing the significance of preserving nearly 14,000 acres in the region.
Wheat Ridge is on the brink of a transformative project that could bring 200 affordable housing units and expanded community services to the heart of the city!
Chaffee County's sheriff warns that while staffing is improving, the surge in music festivals is stretching resources to their limits, raising concerns for public safety.
Candidates at the Lafayette Youth Advisory Board forum laid bare the harsh reality of skyrocketing housing costs, urging a multi-faceted approach to keep families in the community.
Woodland Park City Council just made a groundbreaking move by acquiring the Shining Mountain Golf Course and 360 acres of open space, emphasizing the preservation of nature while unlocking potential for future housing and recreational amenities.
Arapahoe County is stepping up to combat domestic violence, declaring October 2025 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month while urgently addressing critical funding shortfalls and service needs.
Englewood's Water and Sewer Board just greenlit a $520,000 amendment for critical utilities work near Swedish and Craig hospitals—ensuring safety while tackling unforeseen challenges!