Denver's weather forecast indicates sunny days with mid-50s temperatures, though commuters should brace for possibly windy and snowy conditions on Tuesday.

A fire caused by a space heater destroyed a Lakewood apartment, displacing four and killing two cats. Firefighters responded at 4:47 a.m., battling the complex roof structure fire that led to the building's total loss.

Boulder County offices closed early due to snow, but the tax lien sale at the courthouse continued. Essential services, like public safety, operated as normal despite the weather.

Boulder residents are warned to expect more mountain lion activity this winter, with advice given on how to minimize encounters and respond to sightings.

Boulder County Elections urges voters in Colorado to use the free BallotTrax service to monitor the status of their mail ballots and ensure signatures match to avoid ballot rejection.

Boulder County is updating its building codes to the 2021 I-Codes, aiming to enhance safety, efficiency, and affordability. The drafts are available for public review to involve the community in shaping local construction standards.

Denver experiences snowfall with a 60% chance of mixed precipitation and a high of 42°F. Winds are light but expected to pick up. Warmer and sunnier weather is forecasted for the coming week.

Denver Public Schools announced the planned closure of seven schools and restructuring of three others due to falling enrollment and funding pressures.

Fort Collins Police will start issuing tickets for speeds 10 mph over the limit detected by AVIS, ending the warning period on Nov 25; except College Ave/Drake Rd intersection, where warnings will continue for 30 days from Nov 11.

Colorado Springs launches an online platform for military personnel to find local business deals, enhancing visibility and support for over 140,000 service members and veterans in the community.

Denver's Department of Transportation prepares for significant snowfall, advising residents to remain indoors and announcing plans for plowing main roads and side streets.

Taurian Smith was arrested in Boulder County after a series of burglaries and car thefts, leading to a chase and his subsequent capture with 30+ charges pending.

Denver officer Zurisadai Beltran was arrested for filing a false report and insurance claim, purporting her car was stolen after a hit-and-run she wasn't involved in.