The National Weather Service in Denver warns of high winds, fire danger, and a freeze warning for Colorado, advising against outdoor burning and preparing for cold temperatures.

A fire in a Lakewood apartment complex damages four units and injures one resident; cause is under investigation.

A car crash on Santa Fe Drive in Denver resulted in serious injuries to two people and traffic delays. The cause is under investigation by Denver police.

CO 112 from Del Norte to US 285 in Colorado has been resurfaced, improving the commute for travelers, agriculture, and freight drivers in the San Luis Valley.

Colorado Springs travelers are warned of roadwork affecting traffic, including mobile pacing on South Academy Blvd and various closures for the Military Access, Mobility & Safety Improvement Program.

Denver experiences both sunny weather and potential fire dangers, with a Fire Weather Watch due to strong winds and low humidity, and a Frost Advisory for cold temperatures affecting vegetation.

Two drivers died in a head-on collision on Highway 287 in Larimer County, CO, with a possible drunk driver involved, leading to a fire and ongoing investigation.

Injured CSPD K9 Roam is being discharged from the hospital, with a community escort planned to honor his service and recovery after a severe injury on duty.

The Colorado Springs Airport launched Art at COS, a program partnering with local art organizations to display regional art and sculptures, enhancing the airport's environment and reflecting the community's culture.

An 82-year-old woman died in a motorcycle crash near Eagle Boulevard on I-76, with investigations ongoing by Brighton Police; speed, alcohol, and drugs were not factors.

A jury awarded $19.75 million to six people injured by a Denver police officer's gunfire in 2022 during an incident in LoDo. Officer Ramos, who fired into a crowd, pleaded guilty to third-degree assault.

Englewood Utilities offers a sit-down to discuss water bills, set up online billing, and reduce paper waste, with breakfast and help with digital services.

Governor Polis warns of the severe impact of a federal shutdown on Colorado's SNAP benefits, risking food insecurity for 600,000 residents, with no state funds to cover the $120 million monthly cost.