Denver's weather will start cloudy with temperatures near 39°F and shift through a warm-up to possible mid-week rain and snow. NWS warns of strong mountain winds and advises vigilance.

The Park Vista South Neighborhood Drainage project in Colorado Springs begins on Feb 3, to resolve safety and flood issues, with completion expected by end of 2026.

One person died in an early morning collision between a sedan and a semi-truck in Aurora; police are investigating the crash, which has caused severe traffic disruptions.

DEA arrested a suspected Tren de Aragua gang member in Denver, with ongoing investigations into the gang's activities. ICE is also planning intensified immigration arrests in the area.

Fort Collins police dismantled an illegal encampment due to disturbances and criminal activity, providing notices and offering assistance before clearing the site and arresting four individuals.

Colorado's unemployment rate rose to 4.4% in December 2024, with a mix of job gains and losses across sectors, and wages increasing to an average of $39.63 per hour.

Denver public health officials issue guidelines for respiratory virus protection in winter, emphasizing vaccination for flu, COVID-19, and RSV, especially for high-risk groups.

Denver is expecting a snowy weekend with slick roads and a visibility of 5 miles; the mountains could get 6-12 inches of snow, while the urban corridor may see 2-5 inches.

A Colorado man received a 156-month prison sentence for possessing firearms as a felon, following his arrest by Colorado Springs Police and a federal investigation.

Ruby Hill Rail Yard in San Francisco will open for free winter sports on January 26, 2025, with new features and free rental gear available on weekends.

Aurora Public Library and Aurora Fox Arts Center launch "One Book, One Aurora," a program focusing on the novel and play "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," featuring events and a resource fair on autism.

AG Phil Weiser leads a lawsuit with US attorneys against an executive order meant to end birthright citizenship, claiming it violates the Constitution.

Keanna Rosenburgh was sentenced to seven years in the Youthful Offender System after pleading guilty to attempted murder for a Denver bar shooting. She will avoid a 21-year sentence if she complies with her term without violations.