Douglas County Sheriff's Cold Case Unit was awarded Congressional Recognition for solving a 1985 homicide, with specific members and supporting IMPACT unit acknowledged.

Colorado introduces two new specialty license plates – the Agricultural Plate, showcasing the state's farming heritage, and the Chicana/o Pride Plate, celebrating cultural heritage and unity.

The People's Building in Aurora has won the 2025 Arts & Business Partnership Award, recognizing its impact on the local economy and culture. It's part of urban renewal efforts and has hosted numerous events, attracting thousands.

Aurora promotes environmental consciousness with Winter Bike to Work Day on Valentine's Day, encouraging cycling to reduce pollution and improve health.

January highlights National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, addressing the global issue of trafficking, with Boulder authorities combating local labor trafficking cases and providing resources for affected individuals.

Boulder is updating its Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan, focusing on sustainability, equity, and resilience, and has finished phase one which includes public feedback on community priorities.

The RTD in Denver announced the establishment of an internal detective bureau to investigate crimes on its properties, aiming to enhance safety and streamline responses to transit crime.

Colorado reports a 5% drop in traffic fatalities in 2024, but sees a rise in motorcycle and construction zone deaths. CDOT aims for no road deaths and introduces measures like a Speed Safety Camera Program to improve safety.

CDOT announces a temporary closure of Weld County Road 32 under I-25 to install bridge caissons for the I-25 North Express Lanes Project, with detours planned.

Denver is dealing with H5N1 bird flu affecting birds, poultry, and cows. The public health risk is low, but residents are advised to avoid bird droppings and report sick or dead birds.

DEA arrested a suspected Tren de Aragua gang member in Denver, with ongoing investigations into the gang's activities. ICE is also planning intensified immigration arrests in the area.

Fort Collins police dismantled an illegal encampment due to disturbances and criminal activity, providing notices and offering assistance before clearing the site and arresting four individuals.

Douglas County commits $1.53M to hire a full-time helitak team for wildfire response, providing year-round aerial firefighting support starting in 2025.