The Denver Police Department shared a festive message of unity and safety tips on Facebook for the holiday season, including responsible celebration and being considerate of noise levels.

The Denver Police Department shared safety tips on Facebook for a safe holiday season, emphasizing the importance of smoke alarms, vigilance while cooking, proper space heater placement, and emergency contacts.

Boulder County rangers to assess parks for safety; caution advised due to potential fallen trees; Heil Valley Ranch closed post-fire; county seeks hazard reports from public.

The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for Colorado, warning of gusty winds, critical fire weather, and travel-impacting snow.

The Colorado General Assembly Committee approved Colorado Parks and Wildlife's plan to expand Cheyenne Mountain State Park by 357.2 acres, with another 125.8 acres pending city approval, potentially increasing the park's size to 3,184 acres.

Governor Polis reported that Colorado faces economic challenges due to national trade wars and potential revenue dips affecting tax credits. Nevertheless, the state is maintaining a healthy reserve for financial stability.

Douglas County offices will close for the winter holidays, closing early on Dec 24 and resuming on Dec 26, and will be closed on Jan 1, with online services still available. Transport services adjust for Christmas Day.

Douglas County is on alert for potential wildfires and power outages due to high winds and low humidity, urging residents to prepare emergency kits and stay informed through local updates.

Douglas County Commissioners passed an ordinance promoting housing development and homeowner rights, streamlining construction defect resolution to encourage more projects.

High winds in Boulder County have caused a significant power outage, resulting in the closure of key government buildings and prompting residents to use online services for updates and assistance.

The Trump administration plans to dismantle the NCAR, citing it as a major source of "climate alarmism," sparking concerns among scientists and politicians about the impact on scientific advancement and public safety.

Two missing middle-school girls were found safe in Elbert County after a night outside, prompting community relief. A search team with K9s and drones was deployed until a rancher found them seven to eight miles from school.

Aurora invites artists to submit sculpture entries for the 13th Art 2C On Havana Street exhibit, with chosen works to be displayed from 2026-2028. Selected artists will receive a stipend and could win cash prizes.