Castle Rock is seeking volunteers for its Historic Preservation Board to advise on conserving the town's heritage, particularly in the Craig and Gould neighborhood. Applications are open until January 5th, with meetings held monthly.

The Denver City Council will discuss zoning changes and tobacco product amendments in public hearings on December 16, with participation details online.

The City of Boulder's report highlights the positive effects of their Elevate Boulder guaranteed income pilot on participants, such as better handling of expenses and improved mental health.

Astro Digital is expanding into Littleton, Colorado, planning to create 141 new jobs in the aerospace sector, supported by state incentive tax credits.

The Polis administration is supporting the reopening of Cuchara Mountain Park with a $250,000 grant, aiming to boost ski access and local economy in Huerfano County, Colorado.

Yamany Guerra-Pena received a 55-month prison sentence for bank fraud, identity theft, and other charges related to credit card skimming and transporting stolen goods in Colorado.

Denver's Excise and Licenses Dept issues new lighting guidelines for public parking to improve safety and reduce crime.

US 550 Red Mountain Pass between Ouray and Silverton will close for winter maintenance at 10 a.m. today, with a detour via CO 145 adding about an hour of travel time.

An independent review found a leak of Colorado voting passwords to be accidental, resulting from insufficient document checks. Recommendations were made to prevent future breaches.

Boulder's Human Rights Ordinance since 1972 protects against discrimination in various areas, with services accessible in any language, reflecting the city's commitment to upholding human rights.

A planned power outage in Arvada on Dec 11, from 8-11 am, will affect 500 customers for maintenance work by Xcel Energy between 72nd Ave & 76th Dr, and Ward Rd & Oak St.

Lone Tree Police investigate a series of burglaries similar to other regional incidents, seeking public help in spotting a suspect vehicle and hosting a town hall on the crime series.

Littleton voters approved a marijuana tax increase to fund public safety and homelessness initiatives, expecting an additional $646,000 in annual revenue.