Denver Weather: More Soaking Rain In The Metro Area, More Heavy Snow Up High
After about an inch of rain at the end of April, the first work week in May has also had a soggy start. Meanwhile, it's still snowing in the high country.
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After about an inch of rain at the end of April, the first work week in May has also had a soggy start. Meanwhile, it's still snowing in the high country.
The kayaker who likely drowned at Cherry Creek State Park over the weekend has been identified as Christopher Carmon.
The Colorado Crisis Line is seeing above a 30% increase in the number of calls, and community resources like the Mental Health Center of Denver is seeing an increase in demand for services as well.
A Colorado Parks and Wildlife pathologist found human remains inside the stomachs of a sow and her yearling bear. Wildlife officers suspect that the bears killed and ate a 39-year-old woman.
The snow was heavy and wet due to temperatures hanging around the freezing mark.
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation is investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting that happened Saturday night.
As more Coloradans get vaccinated, an unvaccinated group is seeing a worrisome increase in cases. The rates for people between 11 and 17 have more than doubled since the start of the month.
There are bells in the ball, no pitchers, and players get audio cues to run the bases.
Police have arrested a man in connection with a deadly shooting in Fort Morgan.
Investigators want to find the person who set a church in Fruita on fire.
A building under construction caught fire near 14th and Sheridan Boulevard in Denver.
One man was shot early Monday morning near Speer and Zuni in Denver.
A teenager was shot in Aurora early Monday morning. She is expected to survive, and detectives are searching for any suspect information.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife and South Metro firefighters recovered the body a missing person at Cherry Creek State Park Sunday evening. First responders received a call about a kayaker who went under the water, but never resurfaced.
The law puts West Coast states and Colorado on notice — all seek to get a large share of their electricity from renewables but still get juice from aging Wyoming coal-fired power plants.
