The city of Aurora reports over 100 active work zones impacting daily commutes, with efforts to minimize disruptions and maintain safety. An interactive map and weekly updates are available for traveler convenience.

Aurora introduced a Community Resource Guide for immigrants and refugees in the ResilienceNet app, designed to help newcomers access city and community support services.

Florida man Fredrick Mendez has been sentenced to 41 months in prison for defrauding COVID-19 relief funds, ordered to pay over $1.5 million in restitution.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office notifies the public about a Sexually Violent Predator's release into the community, abiding by Colorado law, and discourages vigilantism.

Douglas County's Recording Office services are temporarily relocating to the Elections building from Jan 15 for renovations, affecting marriage licenses and passport applications until June.

Douglas County faces a severe Norovirus outbreak, with the Health Department advising handwashing over sanitizers and encouraging people with symptoms to stay home.

The National Weather Service predicts flurries and chill in Denver, with hazardous weather and up to 6 inches of snow in mountain regions above 9,000 feet.

Boulder County opens Willoughby Corner for an open house, showcasing this new affordable housing option for those earning up to 60% of the Area Median Income.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission rejected a petition to delay gray wolf reintroduction, finding CPW's measures satisfactory, including proactive conflict management and education efforts.

Longmont and Boulder County are considering a partnership to create a compost facility, with land swap discussions set for a January 14 City Council meeting.

Governor Polis announced plans for improved stewardship of Pikes Peak in Colorado, involving a partnership among local and federal agencies to enhance outdoor recreation and conservation efforts in the area.

Public commenting for State La Plata South Oil and Gas Development Plan has begun, with a town hall set for January 27, 2025. Written comments can also be submitted online.

Colorado's AG, alongside the DOJ, filed an amended antitrust complaint against top landlords for colluding to inflate rents using a software algorithm.