Boulder County is seeking individuals with disability service experience to join the IDD Mill Levy Advisory Council to help shape services for those with disabilities.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife promotes the COTREX app to check for trail closures protecting wintering wildlife and informs outdoor enthusiasts about responsible recreation.

Colorado's older drivers show increased seatbelt usage, according to Colorado State Patrol data, especially during Older Driver Safety Awareness Week.

Englewood Recreation Center is raising admission and membership prices by 5% starting January 2, 2026. Current annual members will retain their existing rates.

The Denver Police Department seeks public assistance in locating Violet Franklin, who has gone missing since October 19, 2025, after last being seen at Denver Union Station.

Lady Justice Brewing receives a grant for spunding valves to make their brewing more sustainable, supported by Englewood's Sustainable Business Partnership Program.

Denver is warming up after a cold snap, with temperatures forecasted to rise throughout the week, though some areas may still experience snow and travel issues.

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"Begin Where You Are" is an anthology by Colorado's Poets Laureate, featuring unpublished work by Andrea Gibson.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.