Desert Harvest is relocating to Colorado Springs, expected to create 15 new jobs with above-average salaries and has received economic incentives to aid in their expansion.

Jefferson County officials emphasize the importance of radon testing and offer free test kits to residents, highlighting the gas's link to lung cancer.

MAMSIP construction affects South Academy Boulevard routes in Colorado with closed ramps, shifted lanes, and detours starting January 6, as per CDOT's update.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis has announced new appointments to various state boards and commissions, impacting sectors such as transportation, healthcare, and business.

Al Gardner has been appointed as Denver's Deputy Mayor, bringing his extensive experience from various leadership roles to support Mayor Mike Johnston's civic vision.

A dog in Castle Pines accidentally ingested rodent poison, leading authorities to remind residents about safely using such products to protect pets and wildlife.

The Metro Denver Homeless Initiative seeks volunteers for its annual Point in Time count to help assess the number of unhoused individuals and support housing fund efforts.

U.S. Attorney Matthew T. Kirsch and Deputy U.S. Attorney Andrea Wang of Colorado will resign, with Kirsch joining the Denver DA's Office and Bishop Grewell becoming Acting U.S. Attorney.

CDOT warns of potential record-breaking traffic in the Rocky Mountains and urges drivers to use alternative travel methods like Bustang or to plan with apps like COtrip for the upcoming winter weather.

Denver City Council will hold hearings on January 6, 2025, to discuss significant zoning changes in neighborhoods like Sun Valley and University Hills. Residents can attend and participate.

Jefferson County reports no current road closures, indicating a smooth start for 2025 commuters and travelers, with the county website providing ongoing updates.

A road rage incident on US 36 in Westminster led to a fatal three-vehicle collision, with one man dead after a confrontation escalated. Investigations are ongoing, with alcohol possibly involved.

Denver hospitals celebrated the first babies of 2025, with the first birth at Denver Health at 1:49 a.m. The parents received 2,025 diapers. One-third of Denver's babies are born at Denver Health, which also supports families in need.