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Pack that backpack and go on an amazing adventure through South America. Several backpacking treks are availble that will take you up and into the mountains, through the foothills and into historical sites, including a lost city.
Copter4 flew over Chatfield Reservoir on Wednesday where the water level is six feet higher than normal.
More than half of the 500,000 transplant recipients since 1987 are believed to still be alive. One of them, Shaun McCabe, is the first person to receive a double lung and liver transplant in Colorado.
When you hear the words 'strong tornado' the heart of Tornado Alley comes to mind.
State, federal agents and prosecutors say they have arrested 34 people in a heroin distribution sweep that resulted in 57 state and federal indictments.
The massive renovation plan for the National Western Complex just got an infusion of cash, and the money will make it a state-of-the-art hub for agricultural research, business and education, according to supporters.
A driver had to be rescued from Lake Loveland Wednesday afternoon. For some reason the driver, a 72-year-old Loveland man, drove right into the south shore of the lake.
The Federal Aviation Administration just gave Xcel Energy the approval to fly the drones, and Xcel says its customers will be the big winners.
Authorities say a 20-year-old inmate who was found dead in his cell at the Boulder County Jail hanged himself.
An 84-year-old man had to be rescued after the pickup truck he was driving plunged into a drainage ditch full of water in Pueblo.
The deadline for funding to keep the construction of the new VA hospital being built in Aurora going is fast approaching.
The shooting death of a bicyclist considered the unofficial mayor of a normally quiet Colorado town has led organizers to cancel a popular annual race.
A new hydroelectric facility in Montrose is getting nearly a million dollars as part of a federal project to invest in water conservation and reuse projects in the drought-stricken West.
Now investigating two mysterious incidents, Larimer County Sheriff Justin Smith told CBS4 it's extremely rare to have two apparently random shootings along roadways anywhere in Colorado.
