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.

Arvada residents will experience altered trash and recycling pickup schedules around the holidays, with collection postponed by one day following Christmas. City facilities will also close for the season.

Denver's Christmas Day forecast sees sunny skies with a high of 69 °F, turning cooler at night. Expect mid-60s and mostly sunny days ahead, with potential snow by Sunday.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office Records Department celebrated with an Ugly Christmas Sweater Contest, showcasing creativity and holiday spirit, with Kim winning for her Christmas tree-inspired ensemble.

Denver is expected to experience unusually warm and sunny weather over the holiday week with potential record highs near 70 degrees, raising fire danger, while mountain areas may see snow return post-Christmas.

Colorado's cannabis sales are close to $1 billion in 2025, boosting tax revenues by nearly $200 million, according to the state's data. Governor Polis praises the industry's success.

Denver Police partnered with the Denver Police Heroes Fund for "Shop With a Cop: Christmas Edition," helping 35 kids select holiday gifts, fostering community trust and highlighting the officers' kindness.

Boulder County is under a Red Flag Warning for extreme fire danger due to forecasted high winds, with gusts possibly exceeding 100 mph. Residents are urged to take precautions, avoid fire risks, and prepare for evacuation.

Aurora is undergoing major infrastructure improvements with up to 100 active work zones, creating traffic disruptions that the city engineering team coordinates to minimize inconvenience.

The Denver Police Department reminisces on Denver's history as the "Christmas Capitol of the World," starting from a lit tree by David Sturgeon in 1914, sparking local festive lighting traditions.

Ex-fire captain Kamron Barnaby was convicted on sexual assault counts involving multiple victims, including minors, abusing his position of authority.