Colorado State Patrol's report highlights the higher fatality rate in drivers aged 70+ during Older Driver Safety Awareness Week, emphasizing the need for awareness and safe driving practices among senior drivers.

Fort Collins opens Siphon Overpass on Dec. 5 to connect Mail Creek and Power Trails over the Union Pacific Railroad, enhancing trail system connectivity.

Broomfield urges residents to prepare for winter weather by identifying frostbite and hypothermia risks, installing carbon monoxide detectors, and learning about home and vehicle safety.

Denver Police warn of online shopping scams during the holiday season and advise caution with deals, verifying vendors, and understanding sweepstakes' terms.

Lakewood, Colorado, encourages residents to recycle autumn leaves at the City Greenhouse instead of throwing them away to reduce waste and produce compost. The service is free until November 30th.

Bear Creek Lake Park in Lakewood hosted an educational "Turkey Talk" event on Thanksgiving, focusing on the history of the North American wild turkey and featuring crafts and a gratitude board.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office warns drivers of slick roads from the first snowfall, advising caution and preparedness for winter driving conditions.

The Denver Police Department shared a historic photo of officers' charitable work, as part of a reminder of the importance of community service during the Season of Giving. The post encourages ongoing support for those in need.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office expressed Thanksgiving gratitude to the community, reflecting on family, friends, faith, and health, while recognizing their staff's commitment to public safety.

Cadets at the Highlands Ranch Law Enforcement Training Academy shared expressions of gratitude focusing on family, health, and opportunity in a #ThankfulThursday post by the Douglas County Sheriff's Office.

Donna O'Brien serves homemade Thanksgiving meals to local law enforcement and their families, and ensures those on duty also receive meals. The Douglas County Sheriff's Office expressed gratitude for her continued kindness.

Arapahoe County Human Services seeks donations and volunteers for their Winter Wonderland Gift Shop to help those affected by abuse, neglect, or poverty during the holidays.

Denver Police thank residents for peaceful Thanksgiving celebrations, offer safety reminders, and express gratitude for the community's role in maintaining a festive and secure atmosphere.