CDOT is prepared for winter travel, with a fully staffed team, new de-icing measures, and technology updates to ensure road safety during the holiday season.

The latest Engage Jeffco e-newsletter highlights Jefferson County news, events, and services, aiming to keep residents informed and connected to their community.

A stolen baby Jesus figurine returned to a Fort Collins nativity scene with an apology note, resolving the theft incident reported by local authorities.

The City of Boulder announces holiday closures for recreational facilities and changes to service schedules for Christmas and New Year's celebrations.

After leading early, the Denver Broncos lost 34-27 to the Chargers, affecting their playoff seed positioning, despite still having an 85% chance at the postseason.

Denver's emergency services failed to meet response time goals, answering 71% of 911 calls within 15 seconds and responding slower than targets for firefighters and EMS, an audit reveals.

Colorado Springs seeks volunteers for its Trails, Open Space, and Parks committee to shape future parks and trails.

A workplace dispute at Arvada Big O Tires led to a shooting, leaving one injured. The suspect fled but was caught. The incident resulted in temporary store closure.

Denver's holiday forecast promises sunny skies with temps in the low 60s, nighttime lows in the 30s, and a potential for white Christmas with a chance of rain and snow by Wednesday night.

United Airlines has introduced new flights from Denver International Airport, including a nonstop service to Rome and domestic routes, enhancing travel options for passengers.

Boulder County has purchased a new building for $14.2 million to house multiple services, aiming to improve sustainability and accessibility while reducing operational costs and the office footprint.

Denver's Mayor Mike Johnston announced that the city, with its partners, has ended veteran street homelessness by ensuring all veterans have access to stable housing.

One person was fatally shot near Orchard Town Center in Westminster, with police treating it as an isolated incident and reassuring that there's no ongoing threat.