Mikko Rantanen was named NHL's second star of the week for his standout performance with seven points, crucial to the Colorado Avalanche's triple-win week.

An SUV crashed into an Aurora home, causing a gas leak and triggering evacuations. The driver fled, sparking a police investigation. No injuries were reported, and the gas line was repaired.

Colorado's Thanksgiving dinner prices were among the nation's highest, despite a 5% drop in the national average cost to $58.08, with Coloradans paying $71.78.

Denver's Food Vision 2030 is on track, with a focus on children's nutrition and urban agriculture, though food insecurity still challenges some residents.

Boulder County seeks public input on changes to Site Plan Review regulations with an open house scheduled on December 10, focusing on adjusting house size benchmarks in unincorporated areas.

Boulder's emissions have dropped by 7% in 2022, reaching a 24% reduction since 2018. Progress is attributed to clean energy and efficiency, with goals of 70% reduction by 2030 and net-zero by 2035.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife announces a $50,000 grant to promote the "Born to Be Wild" license plate, funding gray wolf conflict mitigation and fostering coexistence between wildlife and humans.

The Boulder County MAC Agenda and Newsletter detail upcoming transportation-related events, community engagements, and a focus on inclusivity and equity into 2025.

A woman was killed by a vehicle in north Denver; the crash led to the closure of Colorado Boulevard for investigation.

Two people died in a plane crash in Larimer County; one was seriously injured. The local sheriff's office and other agencies responded to the scene for a rescue operation.

Two juveniles were arrested after firing shots from a moving vehicle in Boulder County and leading deputies on a car chase. They face multiple charges, but no injuries were reported.

Denver expects a week of varying weather with sunshine, snow, and cold temperatures, and potential travel disruptions due to significant snowfall in higher elevations starting Tuesday. Thanksgiving will be sunny but cold.

Fort Collins hosts "Registration Rodeo" to help landlords meet rental registration deadline, with guidance, resources, and incentives offered at an event on Dec. 7.