Cynthia Braddock has been named 2024 Colorado Assessor of the Year by the Colorado Assessors’ Association for her professionalism and leadership, especially during challenges such as fires and the pandemic.

The 2024 Community Survey Results show Parker residents are happy with their quality of life, while expressing concerns about the pace of growth and construction.

Castle Rock is seeking volunteers for its Historic Preservation Board to advise on conserving the town's heritage, particularly in the Craig and Gould neighborhood. Applications are open until January 5th, with meetings held monthly.

Commerce City has upgraded from Bronze to Silver Status in sustainability from the Colorado Green Business Network, reflecting its commitment to environmental goals.

Clear Creek County cuts workforce and moves to a 32-hour workweek for most operations due to budget constraints; essential services remain unaffected.

Boulder Reservoir operations for 2025 include a year-round west side closure for species management, restrictions on Class 5 watercraft, limited wake days, revised permit costs, carpool incentives, and trail and storage fee adjustments.

A Colorado Captain America impersonator was assisted by a Douglas County deputy after his motorcycle broke down on the way to a children's hospital event.

Two men in Pueblo County were arrested by detectives for attempting to sell stolen tools. The Pueblo Sheriff's Office is intensifying efforts to combat property crimes.

Travis Hunter of the Colorado Buffaloes won the Bednarik, Biletnikoff, and Walter Camp Awards in a historic achievement, marking his dual-threat impact in college football.

The Denver Fire Department responded to a collapsed building and gas line rupture caused by a vehicle crash after the driver, who had been shot in the leg, lost control.

Denver International Airport prepares for a surge of holiday travelers with tightened security, TSA tips, and new facial recognition tech. Travelers are advised about gift wrapping and liquid carry-ons.

The Denver City Council will discuss zoning changes and tobacco product amendments in public hearings on December 16, with participation details online.

Denver encourages residents to recycle old holiday lights at specific centers and not in purple recycling carts, with Cherry Creek Recycling Center and Blue Star Recyclers as options.