Larimer County Crews To Search For Diana Brown Missing Since Deadly Flash Flooding
Larimer County officials will be conducting a search on Saturday for a missing person who was lost in the flash flooding in July in Poudre Canyon.
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Larimer County officials will be conducting a search on Saturday for a missing person who was lost in the flash flooding in July in Poudre Canyon.
If you're planning to go to the high country this weekend we encourage you to pay attention to the latest forecast.
The Denver Public Schools board voted on Friday to censure Denver School Board Director Tay Anderson.
A crash in the westbound lanes of Interstate 70 just east of Silverthorne is causing major delays. Westbound I-70 traffic is being held at the Continental Divide/Eisenhower Tunnel.
Police in Westminster stopped a driver who led them on a chase by doing a PIT maneuver.
One of the world's largest homes is going on the market. A 100,000 sq. ft. megamansion in Bel Air will be listed after the developer defaulted on his loans.
An angry contractor was captured on camera while he took a sledgehammer to his own work. He destroyed the tiled bathroom that he had spent hours renovating.
One person is dead and another was hurt after Jefferson County deputies respond to a disturbance call.
Kids across the nation and in Colorado are causing serious damage. At Thompson Valley High School in Loveland parents and students say it has gotten out of control.
"I took a step and noticed right under me -- probably a foot away -- was the biggest snake I'd ever seen."
The zoo said the public is not at risk given the distance between the animals and visitors.
Doctors at Swedish Medical Center waiting on a decision by the Food and Drug Administration about a booster shot for COVID-19 vaccines say more time should be spent studying the idea.
The threatened $25 million lawsuit in the death of 7-year-old Olivia Gant has been resolved.
The final decision on booster shots doesn't rest with the White House but rather with an FDA advisory committee which is set to meet Friday to consider Pfizer's application for third-dose authorization.
The temperature in Denver early Friday morning dropped to 46 degrees. It was the coolest temperature in the city since June 2 and almost set a record.
