The Denver Outside Festival, now named Outside Days, moves from Civic Center Park to Auraria Campus, expanding to a three-day event with music, an industry conference, and various outdoor activities.

World Cup ski racing returns to Copper Mountain with a spotlight on Mikaela Shiffrin. Spectators and transportation options are ready for the event, while NBC Sports and Peacock offer broadcast coverage.

Lt. Governor Primavera focused on health equity and community support by visiting CDPHE's Mobile Public Health Clinic and serving meals at Denver Rescue Mission's Thanksgiving event.

OnSolve's CodeRED system suffered a cyberattack leading to data theft and an outage, prompting the Douglas County Sheriff's Office to end their contract with the service.

Governor Polis and Arnold Ventures are investing $4.5 million in educational programs for skilled trades and health care, targeting 250 participants for job readiness in Colorado.

Officers in Aurora found three illegal firearms in a car during a traffic stop after noticing the vehicle's suspicious behavior; a passenger admits obtaining guns via an app without background checks.

Former school counselor Janell Edsall was arrested for alleged sexual misconduct with a minor student at Poudre Community Academy in Fort Collins, facing multiple felony and misdemeanor charges.

Terra Ferma is set to establish a new LiFi manufacturing facility in Colorado Springs, creating 120 jobs and investing $1.3 million in the area, with support from local incentives.

Colorado announces grants from its ADU program to support local governments in building accessory dwelling units, aimed at increasing affordable housing options.

Englewood PD's collaboration in an international scam bust led to arrests in Thailand. A local report initiated the probe, revealing a complex fraud network.

A suspect, Joshua Busey, was arrested by Aurora Police for a drive-by shooting after police swiftly located the getaway car and found a firearm with him.

Two handguns were stolen from cars in Denver, leading police to remind residents to comply with state law requiring secure storage of firearms in vehicles, with a $500 fine for noncompliance.

The Colorado State Patrol warns of increased DUI penalties during the holidays, emphasizing the extra consequences for refusing a chemical test, which include longer license revocations and mandatory interlock devices.