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.

Colorado's Universal Preschool Program for the 2026-27 school year is now open for enrollment, offering tuition-free preschool to help families save and support early childhood education.

A former Fort Carson soldier, John Paul Barsch III, has been sentenced to 30 years for producing child sexual abuse material and will also be on a lifetime of supervised release.

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

A young driver was arrested following a fatal crash in Lakewood, with charges including Vehicular Homicide after a passenger died. Police are investigating the incident involving suspected DUI.

The Parker Police Department and K-9 units intercepted a large shipment of drugs, seizing 28 pounds of methamphetamine and 30,000 fentanyl pills after a canine alerted them to the narcotics hidden inside a loudspeaker shell.

A two-vehicle crash closed eastbound 120th Avenue at Irma Drive in Northglenn, causing significant delays. Police are investigating and recommended detours.

Boulder County has introduced three grant programs to support nature-based solutions for climate resilience in agriculture and urban spaces, funded by the Sustainability Tax and partnerships.

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

Colorado's Bijou Basin is set to become an open space with a 7-mile trail network after Arapahoe County approved the master plan focusing on hiking, running, horseback riding, and maintaining ecological integrity.

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

The Aurora Public Library's MLK Jr. Library expanded, boasting new tech and spaces, enhancing community services and connectivity in northwest Aurora.

Denver Human Services details new work requirements for SNAP and Medicaid eligibility starting November 2025 and January 2027, respectively, affecting adults without dependents.