Denver government offices will close on November 28 for Thanksgiving, per Denvergov.org, but essential services like Denver Health and emergency responders will operate normally.

The Lone Tree Police are looking for two suspects involved in a carjacking on I-25, after a crash and assault on a woman forced to drive her car before being ejected.

Aurora is improving infrastructure with 100 work zones, causing traffic changes and some closures. An interactive map and weekly emails update residents on progress and provide important travel info.

Boulder's HHS announced 2025 grantees for the Health Equity and Human Services Funds, allocating $6.45 million to local nonprofits for community support and systemic inequities.

A section of Lucent Boulevard in Douglas County has been renamed Kendrick Castillo Way in memory of the STEM School student who died stopping a shooter in 2019.

Boulder County has awarded $721,703 in grants to enhance local emergency services, with funds from the Emergency Services Sales & Use Tax supporting rural search and rescue efforts.

A Pueblo, Colorado man was convicted on drug and firearm charges after being found with meth and a loaded gun.

An SUV crashed into an Aurora home, causing a gas leak and triggering evacuations. The driver fled, sparking a police investigation. No injuries were reported, and the gas line was repaired.

Denver's Food Vision 2030 is on track, with a focus on children's nutrition and urban agriculture, though food insecurity still challenges some residents.

A woman was killed by a vehicle in north Denver; the crash led to the closure of Colorado Boulevard for investigation.

Two people died in a plane crash in Larimer County; one was seriously injured. The local sheriff's office and other agencies responded to the scene for a rescue operation.

Denver expects a week of varying weather with sunshine, snow, and cold temperatures, and potential travel disruptions due to significant snowfall in higher elevations starting Tuesday. Thanksgiving will be sunny but cold.

The article discusses the problem of food waste during the holidays, highlighting measures to reduce it such as planning portions, using leftovers creatively, and understanding date labels for food safety.