Colorado State Patrol's report highlights the higher fatality rate in drivers aged 70+ during Older Driver Safety Awareness Week, emphasizing the need for awareness and safe driving practices among senior drivers.

The Denver Fire Department’s Facebook post honors Fire Station 24's history, from handling 13 calls in 1952 to thousands now, and its growth since merging with the Skyline Fire Department in 2008.

A fuel tanker crash in Denver on Thanksgiving killed the driver. Fuel spilled, closing Yale Avenue at I-25, but no fires or further injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

Arapahoe County Human Services seeks donations and volunteers for their Winter Wonderland Gift Shop to help those affected by abuse, neglect, or poverty during the holidays.

Englewood's Adult Winter Reading program encourages library patrons to explore different book genres, rewarding them with stickers and a "Genre Explorer" button upon completion.

Colorado Springs announces free parking during the holiday season to support local businesses and encourage shopping in Downtown and Old Colorado City.

Denver's weather forecast includes a chilly weekend with potential snowfall, a sunny Thanksgiving Day with highs near 50 degrees, and colder temperatures with a chance of snow late Friday into Saturday.

Taylor Marcus Douglas was convicted of vehicular homicide for a crash in Aurora that killed a woman and injured her husband. He drove at nearly 100 mph in a 40 mph zone at the time of the incident.

Colorado's CodeRED alert system was hit by a targeted cyberattack, compromising personal data and causing some counties to shut down or replace the system.

A free Women's Health Fair will be held at Deerfield Hills Community Center in southeast Colorado Springs on Nov. 22, offering health screenings and resources.

Douglas County has distributed over $1.29 million in SCFD grants to 58 organizations, supporting arts and science programs that enhance community culture and quality of life.

The LoBo Trail in Boulder County has been resurfaced and reopened, with the last closed sections now accessible to the public and no further closures expected.

The Englewood Public Library is experiencing server outages affecting multiple services including checkouts, returns, online access, and new card registrations.