Colorado reports a 5% drop in traffic fatalities in 2024, but sees a rise in motorcycle and construction zone deaths. CDOT aims for no road deaths and introduces measures like a Speed Safety Camera Program to improve safety.

Denver is dealing with H5N1 bird flu affecting birds, poultry, and cows. The public health risk is low, but residents are advised to avoid bird droppings and report sick or dead birds.

Denver Police arrested Giovanni Gonzalez on January 27 for the January 12 homicide of Aaron Roybal near South Sheridan Boulevard and West Wyoming Place.

The Colorado State Patrol has released 2024 data on the top counties and roads for speed violations, with the highest being in El Paso County. They urge safer driving and have launched a "Stop Speeding" campaign.

The Boulder County Mobility and Access Coalition (MAC) provided updates on local transportation services, infrastructure projects, and advocacy events, focusing on the affordability and inclusivity of transit options.

Light snow in Denver early this week will give way to clearer, milder days with temperatures reaching the upper 40s, but potential snow showers could return later in the week.

NOCOBiz Connect celebrates its first anniversary with an event showcasing sustainable business practices on Jan. 30, 2025, at Anheuser-Busch's Biergarten in Fort Collins.

The Boulder County Parks & Open Space Foundation seeks applications for its 2025 funding cycle, focusing on innovative projects and historically marginalized communities. Applications are due by March 19.

Aurora Public Schools restored internet and phone services after a cyberattack caused a week of outages, affecting classes and raising security concerns. The extent of data breach risks is under investigation.

Brighton Recreation Center unveils its new waterslide, "The Brighton Cyclone," with a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 25.

Larry & Joe bring "Latingrass," a mix of Venezuelan Llanera and Appalachian music, to Lakewood Cultural Center on March 2, celebrating the center's 25th anniversary.

Malley Recreation Center in Englewood is temporarily closing from January 20th, 6:00 p.m. to January 21st, 11:00 a.m., disrupting local fitness routines. The entire facility will be unavailable; normal operations resume January 22nd.

The Boulder County MAC celebrated 'Mobility Heroes' for their contributions to transportation equity at a luncheon, awarding individuals from various transport sectors.