Colorado liquor stores opened on Christmas Day for the first time due to new legislation, with mixed customer reactions and some employees working for extra pay.

Aurora police investigate a shooting that led to a car crashing into a light rail train, resulting in four hospitalizations and transport disruptions.

Heavy snowfall led to closures and dangerous driving conditions on Colorado's I-70 with eventual reopening yet advisories to avoid mountain travel persisted.

Colorado's Department of Transportation plans road closures for bridge demolition on the I-25 North Express Lanes Project, affecting Valley Road and Weld County Road 32.

Denver DOTI opens a new elevated on-ramp from Broadway to southbound I-25, aiming to ease congestion within the I-25 and Broadway Improvement Project.

Adams County firefighters saved a family of puppies caught in a brush fire, with the mother dog nearby. The rescued dogs had no serious injuries and were taken to an animal shelter.

David Weiss, Chief of Schools for Jeffco Public Schools, was dismissed due to an ongoing criminal investigation, with details of the case undisclosed.

No criminal charges were filed over leaked election system passwords published on the Colorado Secretary of State's website, as it was deemed not to meet criminality thresholds.

Boulder officials report on support systems for the unhoused during winter, highlighting the community's commitment to end homelessness and detailing support programs like coordinated shelter access, family aid, and intervention strategies for youth.

Denver's Mayor Mike Johnston announced that the city, with its partners, has ended veteran street homelessness by ensuring all veterans have access to stable housing.

Denver Police Department adds two drones for various operations, including public safety missions and search and rescue, with strict privacy guidelines and transparency measures.

Denver is set to experience a variety of weather conditions, with sunny days and mild temperatures into the weekend, followed by colder temperatures and potential light snow in the mountains into the next week.

Colorado Springs Airport offers a holiday discount on long-term parking from December 20, 2024, to January 2, 2025, reducing the daily rate to $4. Signs will direct travelers to overflow lots when necessary.