Colorado Springs closes offices early and suspends court due to snow, keeps transit running with alerts, and closes parks to vehicles while plows work on roads.

DDPHE warns Denver residents about winter hazards and advises against using stoves for heating to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. It urges caution for hypothermia and frostbite, offers warming centers, and reminds of pet safety regulations.

Denver landmarks, the Petroleum Club Building and Downtown YMCA, are being converted to market-rate and affordable housing units, respectively, in response to the demand for living spaces.

Englewood, CO, announces a variety of holiday events, including caroling, a tree lighting, a market, train rides, and a radio show performance of "It's A Wonderful Life."

Denver is set to experience a wintry mix, with the National Weather Service forecasting snow and chilly temperatures this week, including potential travel disruptions.

Denver Police warn of online shopping scams during the holiday season and advise caution with deals, verifying vendors, and understanding sweepstakes' terms.

Lakewood, Colorado, encourages residents to recycle autumn leaves at the City Greenhouse instead of throwing them away to reduce waste and produce compost. The service is free until November 30th.

Bear Creek Lake Park in Lakewood hosted an educational "Turkey Talk" event on Thanksgiving, focusing on the history of the North American wild turkey and featuring crafts and a gratitude board.

Three people were injured in a shooting in Denver, with two hospitalized and the third sustaining minor injuries. The Denver PD is investigating the incident.

Community efforts aided Westminster Police in arresting a suspected burglar, linking him to local thefts through surveillance and fingerprints. The stolen items were recovered and returned to owners.

Colorado Springs City Council approved the 2026 City Budget, focusing on public safety and essential services, achieving savings despite economic challenges.

Colorado Governor Polis and Lieutenant Governor Primavera shared Thanksgiving messages emphasizing gratitude, joy, and the importance of community support and giving back.

Douglas County approved Sterling Ranch's plan allowing charter schools over district schools, upsetting some residents who expected neighborhood schools. Sterling Ranch made concessions for school land dedication, amidst the debate.