Longmont road closures for the Coffman Street Mobility Improvements project will affect travel, with Longs Peak Avenue closed east of Coffman Street for three weeks.

A series of events to honor Dr. King's legacy will take place in Boulder, funded by the city and featuring performances, speeches, and community involvement.

Aurora renews its Neighborhood Improvement Grants program for 2025, continuing to offer $60,000 in funding for community and beautification projects led by various local groups.

Colorado Springs' Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services has launched a new registration system for youth sports, offering free spots for soccer and t-ball to the first registrants. They are also seeking volunteer coaches for these programs.

Denver Police report two deaths and two injuries from a series of stabbings near the 16th Street Mall, with an arrest made following the second fatality.

The city of Aurora reports over 100 active work zones impacting daily commutes, with efforts to minimize disruptions and maintain safety. An interactive map and weekly updates are available for traveler convenience.

The National Weather Service predicts flurries and chill in Denver, with hazardous weather and up to 6 inches of snow in mountain regions above 9,000 feet.

Governor Polis announced plans for improved stewardship of Pikes Peak in Colorado, involving a partnership among local and federal agencies to enhance outdoor recreation and conservation efforts in the area.

Englewood's shuttle service is rerouting due to construction, affecting stops 8 and 13 on Old Hampden Avenue. The city is working to relocate the stops and will update residents via its website and social media.

Douglas County's inauguration ceremony for George Teal and Kevin Van Winkle as Commissioners will be held on January 14 at 12:30 p.m., broadcast live on YouTube.

The Colorado Springs City Council is set to vote on integrating retail marijuana following approval from voters, with licensing applications opening in February 2025.

Denver confirms over 25,000 residential rental licenses issued as part of a major safety standards initiative.

Colorado Springs is renovating the Westside Community Center with accessibility upgrades, new amenities, and building improvements using $1.2 million from the American Rescue Plan Act.