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According to the Colorado River Outfitters Association, last week's late-season snow combined with cooler temperatures and additional storms in the forecast are contributing to conditions that could benefit the rafting season.
Sewage plagued a family's Denver home last year, and they have been awarded relief after dealing with costly flooding twice.
Denver International Airport is getting ready for the summer travel season with the unofficial kickoff to summer- Memorial Day weekend.
A response to an officer-involved shooting impacted traffic on Interstate 70 near Watkins.
For the fifth consecutive day, Denver and most of Colorado will stay colder than normal on Tuesday. It will also stay cloudy with mountain snow and rain possible in the metro area.
Gary Weessies intended to go hiking and spend some time tromping through a warm spring-time mountain scene on May 20. When he saw the forecast, he changed course.
According to an audit from Denver Auditor Timothy M. O'Brien, Denver International Airport needs to keep a closer watch on construction projects to avoid cost overruns and scheduling delays.
Be prepared to see the Air Force Thunderbirds overhead across parts of Colorado this week.
There are a few extra cans of infant formula in Julia Walker's apartment, but they won't remain long. Walker, who has a 1 year old transitioning with formula, couldn't find it when she needed it.
About 18 million children in the United States are still ineligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. The long-awaited shot for children under age five could be coming soon.
ur cool pattern holds on for one more day over Colorado with 3 systems bringing in moisture thru Tuesday night.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced Monday a settlement reached with Public Service Company of Colorado (PSCo) that will result in a $925,000 fine and requirements for increased monitoring and data gathering at the Comanche power plant near Pueblo.
The City of Littleton is reporting a big increase in thefts at storage units.
Xcel Energy says around 25,000 customers were still without power as of Monday morning following the heavy, wet snow from a late May storm on May 20.
Those on the city council are given a $7,000 a year travel budget. But the mayor thinks the people shouldn't have to pay for international trips.
