Boulder County has purchased a new building for $14.2 million to house multiple services, aiming to improve sustainability and accessibility while reducing operational costs and the office footprint.

A power outage in Clear Creek County affected about 4,000 customers, closed schools, and was being addressed by crews, with power expected to return by the afternoon.

The City of Fort Collins announced holiday closures, with city offices shutting on December 25, 2024, and January 1, 2025, but essential services will continue.

Colorado Springs' new Homelessness Response Action Plan aims to make homelessness rare, brief, and nonrecurring, focusing on six key areas, including safety and support services. Mayor Yemi is credited with the plan's development.

The Fillmore Street bridge maintenance project, which caused 8 months of traffic disruptions, will fully reopen December 20, with city plans for an eventual overhaul.

Boulder County announces plans to expand curbside compost collection starting January 1, 2025, covering additional areas to enhance sustainability efforts and landfill diversion.

Fruition Restaurant, a Michelin-recommended venue in Denver, is closing on January 12 after 18 years, announced its James Beard Award-winning chef, Alex Seidel.

Arapahoe County has approved new open space rules effective January 1, 2025, aiming for sustainable use and management of parks and trails following community input.

The Boulder County Courthouse has been designated as a National Historic Landmark for its role in LGBTQ+ equality, marking where the first U.S. same-sex marriage license was issued in 1975.

Bluffs Regional Park begins a six-month trail reconstruction to tackle erosion and wear, affecting daily access with partial closures and construction traffic.

A man escaped a mental health hold at SkyRidge Medical Center, ran across I-25, and was struck and killed. His fleeing caused train halts and major traffic.

The 2024 Community Survey Results show Parker residents are happy with their quality of life, while expressing concerns about the pace of growth and construction.

The NWS Denver forecasts a cold morning at 26°F with mainly sunny skies and highs near 51°F, though winds could reach 15 mph. Clear conditions continue into the evening, and the weekend will see sunny weather with stronger gusts on Sunday.