Boulder residents are warned to expect more mountain lion activity this winter, with advice given on how to minimize encounters and respond to sightings.

Douglas County Government delays office openings by two hours due to a winter storm, but ensures online services remain available amidst transportation and snow management efforts.

Ex-school social worker Chloe Castro was arrested in Arvada on suspicion of child sexual assault after inappropriate Instagram messages with a minor were found.

The City of Boulder is seeking public input on Phase 2 of the Civic Area Project, focusing on park redevelopment. Residents can share their thoughts via a survey closing December 16.

NextLight, a non-profit internet provider in Longmont, is offering a 10% discount on services and tax relief to local non-profits and a $25 discount to eligible low-income households.

Boulder County offices will be closed on Veterans Day, but essential services remain operational. The county honors veterans with a proclamation and invites residents to participate in the Longmont Veterans Day Parade.

Colorado Springs Airport is offering 50% off long-term parking during certain holiday dates, with no need for coupons or bookings, aiming to ease holiday travel costs.

Denver experiences multiple shootings with three dead and others injured, including at a Northglenn house party where the violence left a peaceful community shaken.

Commerce City's recreation team won major awards at the CPRA Annual Conference, with Mini-Con receiving the Columbine Award and Megan Krabbe named PLAaY Professional of the Year.

Aurora is investing in infrastructure and managing numerous work zones, potentially affecting traffic. An online map has been introduced to help residents navigate these areas and updates on projects that might disrupt commutes.

Denver anticipates a shift from sun to snow with icy travel conditions expected. The National Weather Service predicts rain morphing into snow overnight, setting a week of cold and more snow showers.

Boulder County is updating its building code to the 2021 I-Codes and seeks public and professional input, with a meeting led by Ron Flax set for November 7, 2024.

Boulder County reports its first human tularemia case of the year, with the patient experiencing pneumonic tularemia after exposure to a cat and dog. Health warnings will be issued as a precaution.