Denver Police Department opened a new satellite station in northeast Denver to improve officer accessibility and community engagement, and enhance neighborhood safety.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is starting aerial surveys to count and categorize big game wildlife, utilizing helicopters for direct observation and to fit some animals with GPS collars for conservation efforts.

Aurora manages about 100 active roadwork zones, with traffic engineering staff working to ease travel disruptions and providing an online map to help residents navigate construction areas.

Colorado State Patrol reports increased chain law violations on icy roads, particularly I-70, with a focus on commercial vehicle safety and the Mountain Rules campaign for driver education.

Denver's Healthy Food for Denver’s Kids initiative has surpassed $100 million in grants to fight childhood food insecurity and announced up to $9 million for 2026 funding.

Mt. San Rafael Hospital and three doctors agreed to pay $650,000 to settle allegations of improperly prescribing opioids and other controlled substances.

Denver's forecast shows a transition from morning clouds to sunshine with a high of 45°F and light winds. Conditions remain calm into the week, with highs in the 50s. Rain and snow are possible Friday night into the weekend.

Denver forecast includes mostly cloudy skies, a high of 40°F, and chances of rain increasing into the night. A sunny Monday and cooler, windy Tuesday are expected, with light snow in the mountains but no significant weather hazards.

A report released by Governor Polis details the negative impact of Trump-era tariffs on Colorado businesses, indicating increased costs and economic uncertainty.

Colorado Springs is transitioning traffic to a new westbound bridge on Circle Drive on Nov. 26, weather permitting, as part of its infrastructure upgrades aimed at improving safety and easing traffic.

Boulder County's CO 119 Project is enhancing safety and mobility with new underpasses, bikeways, and bus stops, yet construction areas remain off-limits.

Denver is experiencing a sunny day with a high of 66°F, but a 70% chance of precipitation by Thursday night suggests rain is coming. A mild weekend is expected with clear nights and daytime temperatures reaching 58°F by Saturday.

Denver Metro’s health partners highlight rising firearm injuries and stress on steps like secure storage and mental health resources to curb the issue, amidst alarming Colorado teen access to loaded firearms.