The NWS in Denver forecasts mixed weather, with partly cloudy skies and possible snow showers in the mountains. Gusty winds and low temperatures are also expected.

Colorado will start fining drivers for weaving through Express Lanes from January 1st after a period of issuing warnings. CDOT's technology, like cameras and sensors, will enforce traffic laws to improve safety. Violators face fines starting at $75.

Denver experiences partly cloudy skies with temperatures around freezing, a high near 50 expected later. Unsettled weather with snow in the mountains is forecasted for the weekend.

Police in Pueblo, Colorado, launched a homicide investigation after finding a dead body on Christmas morning, marking the city's 19th homicide in 2024. The victim's identity is withheld pending family notification.

Boulder County will hold a public hearing on January 7, 2025, regarding the US 287 Vision Zero Safety & Mobility Study, inviting input on recommendations to improve the corridor's safety and mobility.

The Colorado Division of Gaming reports significant growth in the state's sports betting market, with a 10.67% increase in wagers and 31.95% rise in tax revenue.

Denver's Christmas Eve starts cold but will see a high of 57 degrees with sunny skies and a light breeze, while the evening remains mild with cloudy conditions.

The report details Denver's misuse of taxpayer money on technology purchases due to unclear policies and a lack of interdepartmental agreements on procurement processes.

Colorado's 2025 SCORP, released by Governor Polis and CPW, outlines a strategic plan for outdoor recreation, aiming to balance enjoyment and conservation while supporting 404,000 jobs.

Boulder is proposing transit improvements on the Broadway corridor, with a virtual open house for community feedback. The project aims to enhance bus efficiency and safety without reducing vehicle lanes.

CDOT is prepared for winter travel, with a fully staffed team, new de-icing measures, and technology updates to ensure road safety during the holiday season.

The latest Engage Jeffco e-newsletter highlights Jefferson County news, events, and services, aiming to keep residents informed and connected to their community.

The NWS forecasts a warming trend and sunny skies in El Paso, Texas, with daytime highs in the mid-60s and cool nights around 40°F leading up to a clear and mild Christmas.