Weld County's assessed property values dropped by 20% to $19.69 billion in 2024 due to downturns in oil and gas valuations, though some sectors like commercial and residential saw increases.

The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of an unresponsive woman found in a Pueblo West home, with no details on the cause yet released.

Weld County approves a $13.2 million contract for a new roundabout to enhance traffic safety and efficiency, with construction by WW Clyde set to begin on Jan. 9, 2025.

Denver Animal Shelter reduces pet adoption fees over the holidays to help find homes for animals, also offering alternatives like volunteering and donations for those unable to adopt.

Jefferson County will host a virtual town hall on December 10 to discuss severe weather, featuring local commissioners and experts. Residents can join via a Webex link found on the county's website.

The article discusses the Denver Broncos' improving chances to reach the NFL playoffs following a recent victory.

Boulder reaffirms its commitment to supporting residents with disabilities, highlighting its Human Rights Ordinance and programs like EXPAND that aim for greater inclusion and accessibility.

An Aurora woman was shot and seriously injured during a robbery attempt at an online sale meetup. A separate case concerns a man's mental competence for trial after a triple shooting.

DDPHE offers insights and resources for managing mental health during the holidays, emphasizing support and self-care, and detailing services for those in crisis.

The Denver Connector ride share service extends to West Denver, providing residents with free, on-demand transportation to key destinations, emphasizing mobility, equity, and sustainability.

Fort Collins Police responded to a hostage situation where a man claimed he was armed and had a hostage. SWAT resolved it peacefully, arresting Erik Dunning, now facing multiple charges.

A Douglas County couple nearly fell for a scam involving a pop-up accusing them of illegal purchases, but they avoided loss by trusting their instincts.

Fort Collins is seeking residents for city boards and commissions, with applications due by January 10, 2025, to influence local policy on various issues.