Fiddler on the Roof is to be performed at Lakewood Cultural Center, featuring the life of Tevye, a Jewish milkman in Russia. It includes popular songs and showcases Tevye's wisdom, with tickets starting at $29.

Denver invites developers to express interest in a $570 million funding initiative to revitalize downtown, with forms available online preceding a spring 2025 formal application period. Public info sessions will detail project eligibility.

Approximately 10,000 King Soopers workers from UFCW Local 7 are set to strike in Denver after failed wage negotiations and allegations of unfair labor practices.

February is National Canned Food Month, with a reminder from Broomfield officials to stock emergency kits with non-perishable food, water, and other essentials for disasters.

The Longmont Library is hosting its 5th Annual Gardening Fair on Feb. 23, with a Free Seed Library opening March 2, offering up to six seed packets for free.

UCHealth and Denver Health pause gender-affirming surgeries for minors due to an executive order from President Trump cutting federal funding for such procedures.

Denver Police seek help to identify a suspect accused of stealing bags at Denver International Airport on January 21. The suspect is a Hispanic male in his 30s.

A man in Fort Collins has been arrested for impersonating a peace officer after a driver reported a suspicious incident involving a red Toyota 4Runner with emergency lights.

A SWAT team executed a "high-risk" search warrant in Arvada, causing a temporary shelter-in-place order. The area returned to normal later that morning, with no further safety concerns reported. Details remain sparse as the investigation continues.

The Longmont Public Library is hosting a two-part series in February on filament 3D printing, offering educational insights and hands-on experience with the technology.

Denver City Council announces a schedule for hearings on zoning amendments, Denver Golf fees, noise control, and licensing for natural medicine centers, open for public input.

Two Colorado men were sentenced to federal prison for a fentanyl-related death; Barris received 141 months, and Manners 160 months, after pleading guilty to distribution.

Boulder Police arrested Christopher Antonio Morris for allegedly threatening two Latino men with a gun in a bias-motivated crime.