Denver Weather: More Bitter Cold Before Thawing Begins
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In Colorado, more people continue to receive the COVID vaccine. Earlier this month, eligibility was opened to those K-12 teachers, school and child care staff and those 65 and older.
Two suspects accused of leading Arvada police on a chase on Feb. 10 have been identified.
Parts of Rocky Mountain National Park are closed starting Monday to help protect raptors that are nesting.
A fireplace is believed to have caused a fire at a home in Morrison on Sunday night.
The first picture of Mars taken by the Hope Probe developed at a University of Colorado Boulder lab has been released.
Topgolf is getting ready to open their third location in Colorado. Topgolf is coming to Colorado Springs.
Police arrested a 30-year-old Boulder man after a suspected homicide in the city on Sunday night.
A fast-moving fire that started in a garage moved into the residence and displaced 16 people.
State lawmakers go back to work on Tuesday after meeting briefly last month. The priority for legislators is COVID relief.
After temperatures dipped well below zero over the weekend in Colorado, UCHealth is treating a record number of frostbite patients.
After the coldest Valentine's Day on record in Denver, many locations on Colorado's Eastern Plains were colder than the North Pole Monday morning.
A Colorado doctor expects mask-wearing, social distancing and hand-hygiene to continue far into next year at schools.
On Sunday the state reported two separate fatalities bringing the total number to 10 so far this season.
This weekend's record cold had some smaller utilities across Colorado asking their customers to conserve resources.
