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.

The Broomfield City Council's focus session on financial planning allows citizens to observe discussions, although not participate directly, in shaping the city's fiscal future.

CU Boulder campus is home to a variety of wildlife, including occasional bears and coyotes, and the university advises maintaining a safe distance and not feeding the animals.