The Denver Clerk and Recorder's Office is hosting "New Year, New Beginnings," a one-day event on January 17 for couples to get married without appointments, requiring only a $30 fee and a pre-completed marriage application.

Colorado Springs received $700,000 in federal grants to enhance the Fountain Creek Watershed, funded by the IRA and IIJA, supporting the COS Creek Plan for environmental restoration and infrastructure improvements.

Denver forecasts sunny skies with a high of 43 degrees, a chance of night snow, and colder temperatures ahead, including more snow and lows dropping to around 9 degrees.

Boulder opens internship opportunities for high school juniors and seniors to engage in city government roles, with applications accepted through February 5.

Boulder invites residents to help redesign 30th Street for safety and connectivity, hosting workshops and an open house for community input and design collaboration.

Douglas County's Strive to Thrive event on Jan. 28 will offer a free meal and resources from over 20 local service organizations to support residents in need.

The Lakewood Police are searching for a missing Indigenous woman, Cante Skuya Reed, last seen in Lakewood, Colorado, with distinctive "heart w/ love" tattoo.

Aurora faces traffic disruptions due to over 100 active work zones, but city officials work to minimize the impact and offer resources like weekly construction updates and an interactive map to help residents navigate.

Denver faces a cold morning with a 20% chance of light snow before 8 a.m. and patchy freezing fog. The day will clear up with a high near 29 degrees and a partly cloudy night with lows around 18 degrees.

Colorado snowplows formed a blockade to help stop a suspect fleeing police, resulting in the arrest of 27-year-old Brendan Fooks after a high-speed chase.

A recent crash in Colorado, caused by a driver falling asleep, resulted in two fatalities and raised concerns over the growing issue of drowsy driving in the state.

Aurora Police arrested two during a narcotics operation, seized drugs, cash, and a 3D-printed gun. Gebretsadik faced charges including intent to distribute.

Douglas County government offices will close on January 20, 2025, for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but online services and kiosks for certain tasks will still be available.