The City of Boulder announces holiday closures for recreational facilities and changes to service schedules for Christmas and New Year's celebrations.

Denver's emergency services failed to meet response time goals, answering 71% of 911 calls within 15 seconds and responding slower than targets for firefighters and EMS, an audit reveals.

Colorado Springs seeks volunteers for its Trails, Open Space, and Parks committee to shape future parks and trails.

A workplace dispute at Arvada Big O Tires led to a shooting, leaving one injured. The suspect fled but was caught. The incident resulted in temporary store closure.

United Airlines has introduced new flights from Denver International Airport, including a nonstop service to Rome and domestic routes, enhancing travel options for passengers.

Colorado Springs Airport is set to surpass one million enplanements this year and will introduce new routes, including its first international service to Cancun. A holiday parking discount is also offered.

Colorado Springs partners with PikeRide to install a new ebike station in Old Colorado City, prioritizing the preservation of a tree over traditional parking spaces.

Arapahoe County completed a paving season with 44,274 tons of asphalt, improving roads and infrastructure, though slightly less than in 2022. Major projects included bridge and road repairs, with more upgrades planned for the future.

The Boulder County Sheriff's Office now considers the death of a 49-year-old woman west of Jamestown not suspicious after an investigation involving interviews and a search warrant.

A home invasion in Aurora escalated to kidnapping and a stabbing; 14 were detained. The incident coincides with local mayoral tensions over migrant housing.

The Colorado State Patrol warns against impaired driving during the holidays, noting the high cost of DUIs, which average $13,530 for first offenders.

A contractor reported a small grass fire in Boulder County, which was quickly extinguished by local fire services. A property owner was cited for improperly discarding woodstove ashes which led to the fire.

Two juveniles were arrested after shots were fired at a Lakewood PetSmart; no further shots occurred and multiple handguns were retrieved. The police are investigating and seeking witnesses.