The new Colorado program offers child care businesses free training and advice to improve and grow their services. Governor Polis highlights its significance for the workforce and economy.

Lakewood, CO, is developing a Vision Zero Safety Action Plan to eliminate traffic deaths, inviting public input through a survey and a virtual meeting on December 11.

The first Christmas in Colorado Springs in 1871 featured settlers celebrating with a basic feast and a decorated tree, showing resilience and community spirit.

Applications for the Larimer County Sheriff's Office Spring 2026 Citizens Academy are open, offering residents insights into law enforcement operations.

The Denver Police Department's Facebook post highlights the holiday blues and promotes mental health support through the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

A driver ignored cones, drove into a construction pit, got a ticket with doubled fines, and faced a high tow bill, prompting a sheriff's safety warning.

Douglas County will stream its annual State of Douglas County event to review the year's achievements, including crime reduction, park expansion, infrastructure investments, and partnerships, and to promote philanthropy.

Boulder County invites public input through a survey to aid in the search for a new Parks and Open Space Director, following Therese Glowacki's retirement. The survey influences hiring criteria and questions.

Shaquille O'Neal teams up with Denver Police to promote gun safety and secure storage in a social media campaign, focusing on preventing accidents and theft.

Officer Orozco aided a woman with Alzheimer's back to her hotel after she wandered off, providing warmth and safety until she reunited with her husband.

The Aurora Police Department thanked the community for their participation in the Santa in the Park event, highlighting charity work and festive unity.

The Aurora Police Department in Colorado continues its tradition of gathering holiday donations for elderly and at-risk residents at Frontier Valley, urging the community to provide gifts and cheer.

Denver Police warn of increased romance scams during holidays, advising never to send money or gift cards to someone not met in person and to report any suspicions.