The Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum is hosting its annual Festival of Lights Family Fun Day with performances, activities, and crafts before the downtown parade.

Denver is a finalist to host the 2030 Gay Games, competing against international cities, and highlighting its inclusive and diverse culture as part of its bid.

Pueblo police engaged with the community to address concerns and enhance public safety at a meeting, with Police Chief Noeller and Mayor Graham answering questions and discussing strategies.

Safran Defense & Space, Inc. is setting up a new facility in Parker, Colorado, creating 20 jobs focused on satellite communications and space technology.

Residents of Palmer Lake, Colorado, are debating the potential impact of a proposed Buc-ee's travel center, concerned it may disrupt the town's character and local businesses.

Denver Animal Shelter reduces pet adoption fees over the holidays to help find homes for animals, also offering alternatives like volunteering and donations for those unable to adopt.

An Aurora woman was shot and seriously injured during a robbery attempt at an online sale meetup. A separate case concerns a man's mental competence for trial after a triple shooting.

DDPHE offers insights and resources for managing mental health during the holidays, emphasizing support and self-care, and detailing services for those in crisis.

The Greater Parker Foundation is preparing for Colorado Gives Day on December 10, with 100% of donations going directly to local programs such as scholarships, public safety, and cultural arts.

A 4-year-old girl in Colorado Springs was attacked by a coyote on Thanksgiving, leading Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers to search for and remove any coyotes in the area.

A cyclist and a runner collided on Boulder's Creek Path, resulting in the death of 73-year-old runner Richard E. Poley. No charges will be filed as it was deemed accidental.

A crash in Adams County on Thanksgiving involved a Jeep and Ford Escape, injuring six people including two children, leading to the closure of 120th Avenue. The investigation is ongoing, with identities and the crash cause still not released.

Centennial Cone Park closes from Dec 1 to end of January for hunting, except Mayhem Gulch area. Permits required for hunting. Park reopens Feb 1 for regular activities.