Adams County Sheriff's Office reports an increase in credit card skimming devices in their area and advises the public to be cautious when using ATMs and POS terminals.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife ended the search for a third mountain lion involved in a fatal attack on a woman in Larimer County, after finding no additional lions over 72 hours.

Englewood residents are invited to recycle their Christmas trees at three locations throughout January to turn them into free mulch for the community.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office introduced "Woof Watch," where dog walkers help spot and report suspicious activities to aid community policing efforts.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office celebrated Corporal Pollard's 20 years of service, covering Detention, Patrol, and Investigations. The Facebook post appreciated his commitment and impact on the community.

The National Weather Service in Denver has issued a Fire Weather Watch for several Colorado counties due to high winds and low humidity, warning of potential rapid fire spread.

The Blue Envelope Program by the Adams County Sheriff's Office aids communication with disabled individuals during emergencies by using a blue envelope containing essential information for first responders.

Deputies in Fort Collins conducted a traffic stop, leading to an act of kindness where Deputy Brown bought groceries and a Powerball ticket for a financially struggling couple facing their first pregnancy.

The Aurora Police Department reported significant progress in public safety, with reduced crime rates and increased arrests in 2025, crediting data-led strategies and technology.

Aurora Police arrested a man for DUI after he hit a police K9 unit; the officer and K9 were unharmed, and the incident served as a warning against drunk driving.

Governor Jared Polis appointed William Lindstedt to the Colorado State Senate to fill the seat after Sen. Faith Winter's passing. The appointment was necessary due to a vacancy committee's delay.

Boulder County has distributed $2 million in grants to local fire agencies, funded by a sales tax, for emergency preparedness, including fire protection and medical service improvements.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Administration Building is to close for New Year's but essential services will continue. The office emphasizes public safety and responsible celebration during holidays.