Temporary traffic changes at Garden of the Gods Park from Nov. 18-22 for a waterline project will affect access routes; a shuttle service will be available, with alternate entrances for visitors.

The 2025 Boulder County Parks & Open Space calendars are on sale, featuring local natural scenes and historical areas, available online for $2 plus shipping.

Boulder County invites residents to a Town Hall on affordable housing on November 19 to discuss challenges and policy with officials, highlighting the community's commitment to the issue.

The Colorado State Patrol advises drivers on how to avoid wildlife-related crashes, suggesting the use of high beams, staying in-lane, and slowing down when animals are near the road.

Jefferson County is mailing refund checks to 211,000 taxpayers due to excess tax revenue. Most will receive $200 or less, with a median of $86, as per the TABOR Amendment.

Five Colorado cities rank among the top 50 U.S. cities for fatal drunk driving crashes per 100,000 residents, with alarming rates of DUI-related fatalities.

Denver accelerates compost service expansion, planning a citywide rollout by early next year and adjusting recycling and large item pickup schedules to reduce emissions and waste. No changes in trash fees for 2025 are expected.

Health experts in Arapahoe County warn of a triple threat from flu, RSV, and COVID-19, urging vaccinations and hygiene practices to prevent spread and protect high-risk individuals.

Law enforcement investigated a bomb and firearm threat at Summit High School, leading to the arrest of former student Manuel Humberto Carreon Mendez on charges including menacing and harassment.

The CDOT's 2024 Driver Behavior Report indicates reductions in high-risk driving behaviors, yet 77% still use phones while driving and 19% drove after drinking. Seat belt usage is high at 89%, but lower for short trips.

Arapahoe County is hosting public hearings for proposed oil and gas regulation amendments, including financial assurances, electric equipment use, and enhanced monitoring and setbacks.

Douglas County announces a 90-minute delayed opening for government offices due to severe winter weather, with continued access to online services and resources for residents.

Broomfield officials warn of fire risks from holiday decorations, suggesting the use of flameless candles and proper tree placement to ensure safety. They offer resources for safe decorating practices.