Colorado State Patrol warns of traffic risks during the holidays, citing 124 crashes last Christmas and urging caution, sober driving, and adherence to speed limits.

Colorado's Universal Preschool program saw a record 12,886 applications for the 2026-27 year, indicating high demand and support for early education in the state.

The Denver Police Department shared safety tips on Facebook for a safe holiday season, emphasizing the importance of smoke alarms, vigilance while cooking, proper space heater placement, and emergency contacts.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office is warning about a scam targeting families of recent inmates, using inmate info to dupe families into paying fake release-related fees.

Denver Police partnered with the Denver Police Heroes Fund for "Shop With a Cop: Christmas Edition," helping 35 kids select holiday gifts, fostering community trust and highlighting the officers' kindness.

Boulder County is under a Red Flag Warning for extreme fire danger due to forecasted high winds, with gusts possibly exceeding 100 mph. Residents are urged to take precautions, avoid fire risks, and prepare for evacuation.

The Denver Police promoted an adoptable dog named Rudolph from the Denver Animal Shelter, highlighting his calm nature and suitability for a peaceful home.

The Denver Police Department is celebrating 166 years, inviting the community to honor fallen officers and the service of all members, emphasizing community engagement and the evolution of the department.

Douglas County is on alert for potential wildfires and power outages due to high winds and low humidity, urging residents to prepare emergency kits and stay informed through local updates.

High winds in Boulder County have caused a significant power outage, resulting in the closure of key government buildings and prompting residents to use online services for updates and assistance.

Aurora History Museum explores Peru's biodiversity in an exhibition and plans local exhibits on Black and Filipino communities, with new admission fees and hours starting in 2026.

The Denver Police Department reminisces on Denver's history as the "Christmas Capitol of the World," starting from a lit tree by David Sturgeon in 1914, sparking local festive lighting traditions.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office advised drivers to treat non-functioning traffic signals as four-way stops due to power outages and to proceed with caution.