Colorado Governor Polis has ordered flags at half-staff for the late Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell's memorial service, yet to be scheduled, honoring his diverse legacy.

The CPW is hosting a Sportsperson's meeting in Colorado on Jan 8 for discussions on hunting, fishing, and conservation, with both in-person and virtual attendance options.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife announces their annual First Day Hike event on Jan. 1, 2026, encouraging outdoor activities at state parks and promoting the Keep Colorado Wild Pass.

The Denver Police Department shares safety tips for New Year's celebrations, advising people to stay alert, keep phones charged, and report any suspicious activities.

Denver's weather forecast includes a sunny high near 65 today, turning partly cloudy by evening, with potential snow accumulation over the weekend and sunny skies moving into next week.

Deputy Fermin from the Douglas County Sheriff's Office shared a photo and video of a local Castle Pines resident's elaborate Christmas display, spreading holiday cheer within the community.

Adams County Sheriff’s Office deputies wore Grinch socks at the courthouse for Christmas, sharing festive spirit online, highlighting community engagement and the human side of law enforcement.

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.