Arapahoe County Human Services seeks donations and volunteers for their Winter Wonderland Gift Shop to help those affected by abuse, neglect, or poverty during the holidays.

Boulder invests $21.38 million into affordable housing projects to increase its inventory and reach a 15% affordability goal by 2035, funding developments for low-income families, service workers, and seniors.

Three people were injured in a shooting in Denver, with two hospitalized and the third sustaining minor injuries. The Denver PD is investigating the incident.

Denver Police thank residents for peaceful Thanksgiving celebrations, offer safety reminders, and express gratitude for the community's role in maintaining a festive and secure atmosphere.

Denver Police Department opened a new satellite station in northeast Denver to improve officer accessibility and community engagement, and enhance neighborhood safety.

The Denver Police Department, with AT&T, Walmart, and the Denver Police Foundation, provided 1,000 families with Thanksgiving meals, highlighting community and corporate partnership.

Englewood's Adult Winter Reading program encourages library patrons to explore different book genres, rewarding them with stickers and a "Genre Explorer" button upon completion.

Colorado Springs announces free parking during the holiday season to support local businesses and encourage shopping in Downtown and Old Colorado City.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is starting aerial surveys to count and categorize big game wildlife, utilizing helicopters for direct observation and to fit some animals with GPS collars for conservation efforts.

Colorado's State Senator Faith Winter has passed away, prompting Governor Jared Polis to express condolences and order flags lowered on the day of her memorial.

Denver's weather forecast includes a chilly weekend with potential snowfall, a sunny Thanksgiving Day with highs near 50 degrees, and colder temperatures with a chance of snow late Friday into Saturday.

Community efforts aided Westminster Police in arresting a suspected burglar, linking him to local thefts through surveillance and fingerprints. The stolen items were recovered and returned to owners.

The Aurora Police Department has added three experienced officers from other Colorado agencies, who completed the lateral academy and are set to serve the community.