Lakewood is offering a 2025 Youth Program Grant for nonprofits running youth programs, funded by the sale of the Denver Broncos. Applications open March 1 through April 1, with grants up to $100,000.

Two individuals were found dead in a Fort Collins storm tunnel, where they had set up an unofficial shelter. Local officials urged the public to utilize city resources instead of risky makeshift options.

Boulder celebrates eco-friendly commuting with Winter Bike to Work Day and a week of related events, including free food, discussions, and a communal walk.

Colorado Springs announces a four-week closure of the 25th Street bridge for maintenance, affecting Old Colorado City residents and the Midland Trail.

A man is in critical condition after setting himself on fire in Boulder; he also attempted to stab a bystander with scissors. The incident is under investigation.

The RTD in Denver announced the establishment of an internal detective bureau to investigate crimes on its properties, aiming to enhance safety and streamline responses to transit crime.

Superior's Asti Park and Grasso Park Historical Museums will open together on February 1st for visitors to explore the city's mining history and heritage.

Deputies in Douglas County averted danger by intercepting a stolen car in a parking lot to protect pedestrians.

The 2025 Colorado Farm Show in Weld County will feature over 350 agricultural exhibits and expects over 30,000 attendees. Educational booths and emergency preparedness presentations are planned.

A verbal dispute in north Denver escalated into a shooting that left two dead. A Denver police officer engaged one armed suspect, and two suspects are now in custody.

Authorities in southern Colorado are investigating a death possibly due to an animal attack. The specifics of the incident remain unclear. Residents are advised to be cautious.

Dana Crawford, a noted preservationist known for revitalizing Denver's Larimer Square, passed away at 93, leaving a legacy of over 800,000 sq ft of refurbished properties.

Boulder officials and community organizations are responding to the anxiety among immigrants and LGBTQ+ populations due to new executive orders and ICE activities, offering support and resources for those affected.