Denver officials advise residents to stay warm and safe during the winter storm, highlighting risks like frostbite and hypothermia, and offer warming centers and safety tips.

Boulder City Council meeting goes virtual due to heating issues at the municipal building; the meeting will be streamed online, and the city is notifying participants.

The Denver Auditor's follow-up report shows the Mayor's Office of Social Equity and Innovation is underperforming, with unclear authority and an incomplete strategic plan, casting doubt on its effectiveness.

Boulder Police Department is looking for volunteer victim advocates to support individuals after crises, requiring a 40-hour training, one shift a month, and a one-year commitment.

Jefferson County's online archive now has an additional 600,000 records dated back to 1970, providing easier access to property and legal documents for the public.

Denver City Council has passed a new bill, CB24-1676, to enhance transparency in campaign finance, abolishing anonymous contributions and setting stricter rules for the use of the Fair Elections Fund.

Jefferson County Clerk & Recorder's office reaffirms its commitment to inclusivity amid a pause on passport applications with "X" gender markers, ensuring respect for all community members.

Colorado's Senate passed SB25-003 to enforce the state's high-capacity magazine ban and restrict firearms with detachable magazines and rate-increasing accessories.

The Get Ahead Colorado campaign is texting Coloradans about free tax support services and tax credits that could benefit eligible individuals and families earning up to $65,000.

Colorado's Senate committee approved SB25-001 to protect voting rights, addressing access for non-English speakers, jailed individuals, and people with disabilities.

Colorado's HB25-1117 bill to regulate vehicle booting practices passed the House Committee with a vote of 8-5, aiming to enhance consumer protection and industry transparency.

Signs named Kendrick Castillo Way, honoring a young hero, are installed over C-470 as a tribute to his sacrifice, as per Douglas County Commissioners' approval.

Diane Duffy is appointed as CCCS's interim chancellor, starting July 1, 2025, after Joe Garcia's retirement, to maintain stability until a permanent leader is chosen.