Denver's weather forecast predicts a brisk high of 45 degrees with potential gusty winds and a mix of sun and clouds for the upcoming week. Hazards include moderate to heavy mountain snow and strong winds.

Denver's weather starts with rain/snow, potentially more after 1 p.m., peaks at 47°F with strong winds. Clears at night, dropping to 23°F. Sunny Sunday near 45°F. Warming trend next week, mountain travel may be difficult due to snow.

Governor Jared Polis toured southern Colorado, visiting a Purple Star-awarded school and a hot sauce business, and unveiling a new building at a military-connected school.

Britt Haley, Colorado Springs' Parks Director, is retiring; Assistant Director Kim King will serve as acting director. The city praised Haley's contributions and announced a national search for a permanent replacement.

Five orphaned bear cubs raised at CPW's Frisco Creek Wildlife Rehabilitation Facility will be released into the wild with two wearing GPS ear tags. The tags are funded by the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo to aid in conservation studies.

The City of Westminster's IT Department has been recognized among the top ten in a digital innovation survey since 2003, reflecting their commitment to advancing technology for public benefit.

Broomfield urges residents to prepare for winter weather by identifying frostbite and hypothermia risks, installing carbon monoxide detectors, and learning about home and vehicle safety.

The Denver Fire Department faced a series of challenging incidents, including a tanker crash, a vehicle collision with a building, and a commercial fire, with quick and effective responses to each situation.

Boulder Fire-Rescue has chosen Falck Rocky Mountain to provide ambulance services from January 2026, following a competitive selection process to replace AMR.

Boulder invests $21.38 million into affordable housing projects to increase its inventory and reach a 15% affordability goal by 2035, funding developments for low-income families, service workers, and seniors.

The Denver Police Department, with AT&T, Walmart, and the Denver Police Foundation, provided 1,000 families with Thanksgiving meals, highlighting community and corporate partnership.

Colorado's State Senator Faith Winter has passed away, prompting Governor Jared Polis to express condolences and order flags lowered on the day of her memorial.

The Trump administration plans to raise national park fees for international visitors to support domestic tourism and conservation, sparking debate over potential impact on tourism and local economies.