Shaquille O'Neal teams up with Denver Police to promote gun safety and secure storage in a social media campaign, focusing on preventing accidents and theft.

Officer Orozco aided a woman with Alzheimer's back to her hotel after she wandered off, providing warmth and safety until she reunited with her husband.

Aurora enhances infrastructure, causing increased construction and potential traffic disruptions, but offers tools like a weekly newsletter and an interactive map for residents to stay informed and plan commutes.

Denver's National Weather Service predicts sunny days with highs in the 50s and 60s, shifting winds, and mostly clear nights with temperatures around 30-42 degrees.

Westminster PD's Santa Cops program is accepting donations for children in need until Dec. 8, with a social media post urging for new toys and clothes.

The El Paso Sheriff's Office enjoyed a festive evening at the Electric Safari at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, appreciating the holiday lights and community spirit, and recommended the event on social media.

Denver is expected to have a mix of sun and clouds with a slight chance of rain and snow over the weekend. Temperatures are forecasted to rise to 56°F by Tuesday. The NWS issued a warning for difficult travel in mountain areas due to snow.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office successfully used Grappler technology to arrest a DUI suspect after a chase on I-25, as shown in a social media post.

Colorado's older drivers show increased seatbelt usage, according to Colorado State Patrol data, especially during Older Driver Safety Awareness Week.

Englewood Recreation Center is raising admission and membership prices by 5% starting January 2, 2026. Current annual members will retain their existing rates.

Lady Justice Brewing receives a grant for spunding valves to make their brewing more sustainable, supported by Englewood's Sustainable Business Partnership Program.

Denver is warming up after a cold snap, with temperatures forecasted to rise throughout the week, though some areas may still experience snow and travel issues.

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.