Denver is expected to have snow today with a high of 38°F, potentially affecting Friday's commute, but conditions will improve over the weekend with sunny skies and warmer temperatures.

Adams County Sheriff's Office reports an increase in credit card skimming devices in their area and advises the public to be cautious when using ATMs and POS terminals.

A large fire at a Denver apartment complex under construction led to evacuations, local business disruptions, and a continued firefighting effort. An ATF team has joined the investigation.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife ended the search for a third mountain lion involved in a fatal attack on a woman in Larimer County, after finding no additional lions over 72 hours.

Englewood residents are invited to recycle their Christmas trees at three locations throughout January to turn them into free mulch for the community.

Englewood's District 1 holds a special election on April 7 to fill a council vacancy. The election follows a failed supermajority council appointment. Nomination petitions are open from January 6-26 for candidates meeting specific qualifications.

A Littleton man faces federal charges for a multi-million-dollar tax fraud scheme, involving false tax returns and $3 million in fraudulent IRS refunds.

Denver is bracing for weather changes including sunny skies and potential snowstorms this week, with mixed precipitation and gusty conditions that may affect travel and elevate wildfire risks.

Denver Police highlight Teen Driving Awareness Month, citing the high risk of fatal accidents among teens and stressing the importance of safe driving habits, supported by Colorado's Graduated Driver Licensing laws.

Kora, a certified therapy dog, joins Adams County Fire Rescue for a temporary period, offering a calming presence at fire stations and schools in Weld County, and is praised by the department and community.

Denver Police captured five suspects in an armed robbery after a chase. The SWAT and Drone Units helped arrest a fugitive juvenile; four others were detained for related crimes.

The Colorado State Patrol issued over 43,900 speeding tickets last year, highlighting the dangers of speeding and its role in severe crashes. Chief Packard emphasized speeding as aggressive, not victimless, driving.

Boulder County's housing search website has surpassed 11,000 visits in its first year, providing a vital tool for residents seeking rentals in the competitive housing market.