Gray wolves are being tracked across Colorado with updated monthly maps, reflecting fresh movements including a southeast venture. The CPW's wolf conflict minimization efforts continue alongside educational outreach.

Pete Sterbick resigned as Colorado School of Mines' football coach after two seasons, becoming Montana State's offensive coordinator. He won multiple Coach of the Year awards and led Mines to national games and a 14-win season.

Douglas County is holding public meetings for its Integrated Transit and Multimodal Study and 2050 Transportation Plan, to gather community feedback on enhancing the transportation system.

Man in Mesa County charged with hammer assault and additional crimes following a standoff with law enforcement.

Denver faces severe cold with the National Weather Service issuing a hazardous weather outlook and frostbite warnings due to temperatures dropping to -30°F wind chills.

A man died in Aurora's first traffic fatality of the year after his Honda Civic collided with a Nissan Altima, with the Nissan driver cooperating in the investigation.

Denver city government offices will close for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but essential services like Denver Health and first responders will remain operational.

The Denver Clerk's Office is holding its 13th annual Valentine's Day Marriage Marathon with celebrity officiants and requires participants to submit an online application.

Douglas County allocates $400,000 for Heroes Hall's design, a new venue to support veterans, driven by Commissioner and veteran George Teal. The Hall will provide event spaces and services for veterans.

Jenkins Middle School in Colorado Springs will close temporarily for fire safety and structural reasons; students will be relocated to continue their education safely.

Boulder dispensed over $840,000 in grants through its Affordable Commercial Pilot Program to three entities, supporting local ventures and community projects.

Denver's Mayor Johnston vetoed a City Council ordinance on drug addiction, advocating for an integrated care approach with his Roads to Recovery program.

Boulder health officials report potential Hepatitis A exposure at Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant, advising vaccination for those who consumed fresh juice there on specific dates.