Colorado Weather: From Good Moisture Back To Warm And Dry
Wednesday into Saturday we have a high pressure ridge moving in from the west. This will warm up temperatures across the state and dry things out for a few days.
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Wednesday into Saturday we have a high pressure ridge moving in from the west. This will warm up temperatures across the state and dry things out for a few days.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock joined the CEO of the Denver International Airport, Phillip Washington, on Tuesday to talk about their intent to increase minority contracts at the airport.
The apparent burglary was disrupted when the homeowners, their child and pet arrived at their house.
The High Park Fire burning in Teller County is fully contained.
Octavis Styles was sentenced Monday to 32 years in the Colorado Department of Corrections for the three shots he fired from a handgun during a March 2020 marijuana deal in Aurora.
There are new grooming and uniform standards for the U.S. Space Force.
Denver Parks & Recreation officials say they are closing six indoor pools in order to open outdoor pools this summer. The city says it has less than half of the lifeguards needed to open all of its pools (indoor and outdoor).
The city of Aurora says it's ready to open its pools for the summer, but on a limited basis. City officials say they need to hire around 100 lifeguards.
As of Tuesday, no cases have been reported in Colorado, yet some medical experts believe that will change.
Boulder Police say they found two toddlers unrestrained inside of a stolen SUV during a snowstorm last weekend.
A Denver duplex once home to Israel's first female Prime Minister Golda Meir has been rededicated as a museum and Jewish education center.
The telehealth option is available to all areas of the state, including rural areas, and may result in some people getting treatment faster, which is essential when treating COVID-19.
At least three Coloradans are among the 963 people permanently banned from Russia.
The Cherry Creek water levels running through downtown Denver will be higher than normal on Tuesday after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released higher-than-normal flows of water.
Rep. Diane DeGette chairs a committee in Congress that will investigate how the baby formula shortage happened, what's taking so long and what can be done about it.
