The Denver weather forecast predicts a sunny and gradually warming week, with current temperatures at 18°F and highs reaching up to 59°F by midweek. Nights will be cooler with lows in the 20s and 30s.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office honored its officers on social media, emphasizing their service and positive community interactions, on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.

The Denver Police Department has launched the EmpowHER Police Academy to recruit women, offering a specialized 7-week training program starting February 27, with applications due January 23, 2026.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will discuss wildlife management, including herpetofauna regulations and wolverine reintroduction, in an upcoming meeting with virtual and in-person attendance options.

Colorado Springs shuts down City Administrative Offices and the Municipal Court due to severe snow, with public services and parks also affected. Emergency crews continue working.

The 2026 Blue Mesa Lake Trout Tournament offers $10,000 in prizes, helps CPW manage fish populations, and follows a successful kokanee salmon spawn, with specific targets on smaller lake trout.

Boulder County is set to propose Land Use Code amendments to clarify language, correct errors, and align with state law and updated policies, with a public hearing scheduled for January 2026.

Governor Polis expressed disappointment after Congress did not override Trump's veto on the Arkansas Valley Conduit, a project for clean water in southeastern Colorado.

Denver faces chilly weather with a chance of snow and gusty winds; a clear weekend is expected with rising temperatures. The National Weather Service advises caution due to potential slick travel conditions.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office advertised an Emergency Communications Supervisor job on Facebook, highlighting the role's importance, responsibilities, and attractive salary.

Colorado announces a new Aviation Maintenance Technician program at Pueblo Community College, targeting former coal workers and veterans, to meet the demand for aircraft mechanics, with a $471,423 grant to create 45 jobs and boost the local economy.

Douglas County hosts Strive to Thrive Fair to offer residents free access to food, clothing, medical assistance, employment support, and a new Sports Expo for youth.

The Department of Human Services in Douglas County confirms that TANF and CCCAP assistance programs are operating without disruption amid concerns about federal funding stability.