A man died in Aurora's first traffic fatality of the year after his Honda Civic collided with a Nissan Altima, with the Nissan driver cooperating in the investigation.

The Boulder County MAC celebrated 'Mobility Heroes' for their contributions to transportation equity at a luncheon, awarding individuals from various transport sectors.

Operation King Friday led by the NCDTF resulted in the dismantling of a Colorado-Wyoming drug ring, with eight arrests and seizures of drugs, cash, and firearms.

The Colorado Department of Transportation issued a travel advisory due to an expected winter storm and Arctic temperatures affecting the I-70 Mountain Corridor over the MLK weekend, advising drivers of probable delays and hazardous conditions.

Labor talks between UFCW Local 7 and King Soopers continue as a contract deadline nears, with tensions highlighted by police being called to a union incident and the possibility of a strike.

Man sentenced to 32 years for the nearly 40-year-old murder of Roger Dean, as announced by the Douglas County Sheriff's Office after a long investigation.

Longmont adjusts city services for MLK Day, with most facilities closed for reflection, but essential services delayed a day, and recreational facilities open.

Commerce City opens its Eagle Pointe Recreation Center as an emergency warming shelter due to cold weather, with specific rules for overnight stays and limited capacity.

Lakewood's PossAbilities Expo connects people with disabilities to resources and recreation, with various vendors and demos, and includes a sensory-friendly session.

Contour Airlines joins Denver International Airport, introducing new routes to Moab and Vernal, Utah, offering daily and five-days-a-week services respectively.

Denver city government offices will close for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but essential services like Denver Health and first responders will remain operational.

The NWS warns of a snowstorm in Denver with advisories in place. Expectations of heavy snow, icy conditions and extreme cold are forecasted, prompting travel cautions.

Denver Auditor Timothy M. O'Brien's 2024 Annual Report shows over $2 million recovered for workers, audit successes, and a focus on wage theft, emphasizing the need for ongoing wage recovery efforts.