Centennial city offices, including the Municipal Court, will be closed on Monday, February 17, for Presidents' Day, with operations resuming on Tuesday.

Sophie Bergan, an Ankeny, Iowa native and Korbel School student, won a Fulbright after immersing herself in international cultures and crafting a unique application that showcased her passion for global food systems.

Fort Collins city offices will close for Presidents Day, but essential services continue, recreational facilities open, and Transfort buses run as usual.

CDOT starts widening Colorado Highway 71 between Rocky Ford and Bob Creek on Feb. 24, aiming to improve safety with a new passing lane and updated road features. Expect single-lane traffic and delays up to 15 minutes.

The Longmont Public Library holds a "Blind Date with a Book" event for kids and teens to select mystery books based on hints, aiming to broaden their reading horizons.

Two teenagers were injured in a shootout outside an Aurora roller skating rink, with one in serious condition. Police are investigating; no suspects are in custody.

A collision in Denver at Colfax and Speer sent five people to the hospital; the cause and their condition unknown as police investigate. Roads were temporarily closed but have since reopened.

Denver expects active weather with a winter advisory and forecasted snow, plunging temperatures, and chances of light snowfall impacting travel through the week.

Fort Collins begins the Siphon Overpass project to connect Power Trail and Mail Creek Trail, temporarily closing a trail segment and setting up detours.

The Arapahoe County Elections Division successfully managed three major elections in 2024, maintaining electoral integrity and fostering civic participation throughout the process.

CPW's Southwest Region invites hunters and anglers to a virtual meeting on February 19, discussing legislative updates and changes to the big game draw process.

Colorado's Arriba Rest Area on I-70 is closing on Feb. 10 for plumbing and interior upgrades, with a reopening expected in June. Drivers should use alternate stops and stay informed via CDOT resources.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife temporarily designated golden mussels as an aquatic nuisance species to prevent their spread in the state, following their discovery in California.