Colorado Springs closes offices early and suspends court due to snow, keeps transit running with alerts, and closes parks to vehicles while plows work on roads.

"Begin Where You Are" is an anthology by Colorado's Poets Laureate, featuring unpublished work by Andrea Gibson. Sales support a Poet Laureate endowment, particularly benefiting rural areas. The launch event will include readings and signings.

Fort Collins seeks a new District 6 City Council member, with applications due by December 31 and selection in January. Public input is encouraged. Applicants must meet specific criteria, including residency and a clean legal record.

Denver announces a partnership with WM to build Colorado's largest RNG facility, aiming to convert landfill gas into sustainable energy, with economic and air quality benefits.

DDPHE warns Denver residents about winter hazards and advises against using stoves for heating to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. It urges caution for hypothermia and frostbite, offers warming centers, and reminds of pet safety regulations.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is conducting its annual aerial wildlife inventory on the Western Slope, tracking deer, elk, and bighorn sheep from December to January or February.

Aurora's holiday festivities began with a tree lighting, complete with performances and Santa visits, but the city also faces a significant drop in donations for their annual toy and food drive.

Denver landmarks, the Petroleum Club Building and Downtown YMCA, are being converted to market-rate and affordable housing units, respectively, in response to the demand for living spaces.

Britt Haley, Colorado Springs' Parks Director, is retiring; Assistant Director Kim King will serve as acting director. The city praised Haley's contributions and announced a national search for a permanent replacement.

Dr. Angie Paccione is departing as Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Higher Education, leaving a legacy of advancing educational accessibility and equity in the state.

Denver is experiencing snowfall with temperatures around 29°F, leading to a Winter Weather Advisory until 6 PM. The NWS predicts 3-6 inches of accumulation, impacting travel.

Five orphaned bear cubs raised at CPW's Frisco Creek Wildlife Rehabilitation Facility will be released into the wild with two wearing GPS ear tags. The tags are funded by the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo to aid in conservation studies.

Colorado State Patrol advises drivers on winter safety, highlighting the importance of preparation, staying in the vehicle if stranded, ensuring exhaust pipes are clear, and conserving heat and phone battery.