Boulder County's housing search website has surpassed 11,000 visits in its first year, providing a vital tool for residents seeking rentals in the competitive housing market.

The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office adds a narcotics K9 to its SWAT team, shares success stories, and promotes its newsletter for community engagement.

Denver Police urge residents to leash their dogs in parks during winter, emphasizing safety for all, including pets, wildlife, and other park visitors.

Construction will resume for safety improvements on Garden of the Gods Road in Colorado Springs, affecting eastbound lanes and adding traffic signals with completion expected by January 2026.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has reported a natural gas leak near Bayou Gulch and Highway 83, with utility crews addressing it. Residents are to call 911 only for gas smells or danger.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife opens a hunter registration for a bison roster to address the management of wild bison entering from Utah, with potential for special management hunts.

Denver's New Year's weather is mild with mostly cloudy skies, mid-40s temperatures, light winds, and potential light snowfall in the mountains starting Thursday.

Denver's weather is transitioning from sunny to more cloudy as New Year's Day approaches, with mild temperatures persisting according to the National Weather Service.

Denver's weather forecast includes cool mornings at 28°F, warming to 54°F in sunshine, with mostly clear skies and light winds. The week promises mostly sunny days with highs in the low 60s.

The Denver Police Department warns against celebratory gunfire on New Year's Eve, emphasizing its illegality and danger. They encourage safe celebrations for 2026.

Local authorities announce administrative office closures on New Year's Day, while emergency services remain operational. Offices to resume on January 2.

Douglas County authorities conducted a successful 382-acre prescribed burn in Larkspur as a proactive measure to mitigate wildfire risk, following two years of planning with various agencies.

The Arvada Police Department is using social media to recruit new officers, emphasizing personal growth, community service, and highlighting their diverse career opportunities on their Facebook page.