Denver's immigrant community is anxious over potential ICE raids as the Trump administration begins, with legal experts advising on rights and citizenship paths. Schools and local businesses are preparing and promoting awareness to safeguard rights.

The "Apprentice/Mentor: Portraits of Lakewood" exhibition showcases student artist portraits alongside their mentor's work at the Lakewood Cultural Center.

A man was shot in Thornton during a robbery while checking on his brother's apartment. The 25-year-old victim's injuries are non-life-threatening. The suspect is still at large.

A Pueblo man received four years of probation in a child sexual exploitation plea deal, as per Pueblo Sheriff's Office. The case raises concerns about such sentences.

Contour Airlines joins Denver International Airport, introducing new routes to Moab and Vernal, Utah, offering daily and five-days-a-week services respectively.

Boulder opens a temporary extreme weather shelter to protect unhoused residents from subzero temperatures, with city partners coordinating outreach and specialized options for various demographics.

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.