Denver is almost on the Top 10 list of wettest May's on record
At the halfway point of May, Denver has already received over 4.6 inches of rain. The month is on track to be one of the wettest months in the cities history.
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At the halfway point of May, Denver has already received over 4.6 inches of rain. The month is on track to be one of the wettest months in the cities history.
Civic Center Park has a full calendar of activities to get Denverites to meet at the park this summer.
A team of firefighters from Colorado have traveled to western Canada and are helping fight some of the nearly 90 wildfires that are burning in Alberta.
The road that crosses the creek in Cherry Creek State Park has sustained long term damage due to flooding.
A woman who claims she suffered permanent injuries when a rescue toboggan crashed at Keystone two years ago has filed a lawsuit seeking damages from the ski area and two ski patrollers.
From filling prescriptions to administering vaccinations, pharmacies play a major role in people's daily lives and health needs, but over the last three years, the industry has had its struggles.
A man once charged with murder in the presumed death of his missing wife denied having anything to do with her disappearance in an interview broadcast on Monday.
People in unstable situations are getting a second chance. In the last year, over 2,300 instances of graffiti have been cleaned in Adams County, thanks to a program that connects people with job opportunities.
The city of Aurora is suing the city and county of Denver over liability for lawsuits stemming from protests in 2020.
A Springfield Police Department officer pulled over a vehicle for speeding late Saturday night. The officer reported seeing the driver trade places with the dog in the passenger seat as he approached the car.
Colorado rafting companies are looking forward to a fruitful season, thanks to a wet winter and spring.
It's going to be a very big graduation party in Morrison this weekend for Luke, Abby, Rachael and Julia Molnar. The quadruplets are all graduating from Metropolitan State University of Denver.
As record-breaking wildfires and historic drought continue to plague portions of the western United States, researchers have now learned the burn scars left behind in the Rocky Mountains are impacting the viability of critical watersheds for tens of millions of Americans.
New court documents show a twist in the criminal case of a former Arapahoe County social worker charged with making a false child abuse report against an Aurora city council member. Prosecutors now have "significant concerns" medical records provided to delay court proceedings detailing a cancer diagnosis may have been "fabricated."
As we head into a new week we have more chances for showers and thunderstorms each day. Mother's Day started out on the wet side with morning rain. CBS4 Weather Watchers had some impressive amounts for the day.
