Colorado experienced severe winter weather, causing road closures and crashes including a multi-vehicle collision on I-25. Officials advised caution due to icy conditions. Roads later reopened but remained hazardous.

King Soopers seeks to resume negotiations with UFCW Local 7 to avoid operation disruptions, however, the union demands specific sales data before proceeding.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed an uncollared wolf killed livestock, underscoring the need for coexistence strategies between wildlife and ranching.

Colorado canceled MedRide's Medicaid contract due to noncompliance, impacting patient transport. MedRide is appealing the decision, citing communication issues with the state.

Aurora Fox Arts Center introduces Fox Flix, a monthly film series featuring classic movies, beginning with "Labyrinth," and offering affordable tickets to foster community and nostalgia.

The Garden of the Gods Foundation donates $764,639 for park enhancements, including stormwater management, fire safety, ranger vehicle, and trail wayfinding.

Fort Collins' Mayor and City Manager will deliver the State of the City Address on Feb. 24, discussing past achievements and future plans. RSVP is required for in-person attendance; a livestream will be available.

Boulder County seeks resident input on the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan update, covering housing to sustainability. Multiple engagement methods are offered.

Colorado's Senate Bill 63, aiming to protect school library books from unwarranted removal and shield librarians, passes its first legislative hurdle.

A fatal collision between a semi truck and a snowplow on I-25 in Huerfano County resulted in the death of the truck driver; details are being investigated.

A shooting at Dayton RTD Light Rail Station in Greenwood Village resulted in two injured individuals, with the police searching for suspects and nearby schools delaying dismissal.

King Soopers seeks a restraining order against striking workers, citing harassment claims. The union criticizes the move as stifling negotiation efforts for better conditions.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is hosting a virtual caucus for hunters and anglers on February 25 to discuss wildlife management and resource stewardship issues.