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.

A suspect was arrested for drive-by shootings at car dealerships in Douglas County, after an investigation using surveillance footage. No injuries were reported, and the suspect faces felony charges.

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.

Englewood’s recreation centers have announced holiday hours with limited opening times on Christmas and New Year's eves, and closure on December 25 and January 1.

Aurora announces holiday service changes, with closures of municipal offices, courts, community centers, and recreational facilities on Christmas and New Year's Day.

Road construction in Aurora is causing significant detours and closures, with the city undergoing a major infrastructure overhaul including street maintenance and repairs.

The NWS has issued a Fire Weather Watch in Denver, anticipating critical conditions with strong winds and low humidity, warning residents to avoid ignition sources.

Amazon delivery driver Michael Coleman was arrested for attacking staff at Emerald Dental, Colorado, with one seriously injured. He faces assault charges and is no longer working with Amazon.

Ex-fire captain Kamron Barnaby was convicted on sexual assault counts involving multiple victims, including minors, abusing his position of authority.

The Trump administration plans to dismantle the NCAR, citing it as a major source of "climate alarmism," sparking concerns among scientists and politicians about the impact on scientific advancement and public safety.

Two missing middle-school girls were found safe in Elbert County after a night outside, prompting community relief. A search team with K9s and drones was deployed until a rancher found them seven to eight miles from school.

Englewood appoints Seth Brown as its first Affordable Housing Program Manager, highlighting his engineering background and experience with housing projects.