CDOT announces winter maintenance on US 550 between Ouray and Silverton, forecasting significant traffic delays due to snow removal and avalanche prevention starting December 3.

Boulder will temporarily close Cottonwood Trail next week for invasive tree removal, advising commuters to use alternative routes provided on OSMPTrails.org.

Denver's weather forecast predicts sunny conditions with high temperatures in the upper 50s through the weekend, followed by a chance of snow Sunday night into Monday.

The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of an unresponsive woman found in a Pueblo West home, with no details on the cause yet released.

Weld County approves a $13.2 million contract for a new roundabout to enhance traffic safety and efficiency, with construction by WW Clyde set to begin on Jan. 9, 2025.

The article discusses the Denver Broncos' improving chances to reach the NFL playoffs following a recent victory.

A Douglas County couple nearly fell for a scam involving a pop-up accusing them of illegal purchases, but they avoided loss by trusting their instincts.

A Los Angeles man was arrested for allegedly trying to recruit Denver women into a sex trafficking operation, using online sites to contact potential victims since 2021.

The Colorado Buffaloes missed the Big 12 Championship despite a strong season, focusing now on a potential bowl game. Key players set school records, but wins by rivals sealed their fate.

A man, Jimmy Whitver, was arrested after a road rage incident led to a high-speed chase and the ramming of a police vehicle in Fort Collins. He faces multiple charges including assault and DUI.

A fire in Byers, Colorado caused the evacuation of 25-30 homes; multiple agencies responded, with no reported injuries. Local news outlets are monitoring the situation.

Commerce City greets the holidays with a tree lighting event, introduces new public art, launches the ACT Program using federal funds, and conducts a corridor study to improve infrastructure.

The 51st United Way Turkey Trot attracted over 10,000 participants in Denver, incorporating a costume contest and raising $641,000 for community programs.