Wind Chills Down To Around -50 Possible Before Arctic Air Moves Out
Wind chills down to around 50 below zero are still possible in Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska through Wednesday morning before bitter cold arctic air moves out.
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Wind chills down to around 50 below zero are still possible in Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska through Wednesday morning before bitter cold arctic air moves out.
Don't stress over parking in downtown Denver. Park once at Pepsi Center and then walk to one of these wonderful nearby restaurants for your meal before the show or game.
Seven conservation groups are planning to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for keeping two rare species of desert flowers off the federal list of endangered species.
Smoke can be seen for miles around the Denver metro area after a fire broke out at a warehouse Tuesday afternoon.
After the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve a lot of people will be looking to get a lift home, and it could cost more for those who choose to use a ride service.
Police have made an arrest in a hit-and-run case after a snow plow driver found the victim lying in a Breckenridge street over the weekend.
Gold medal swimmer Missy Franklin made a young woman's holiday wish come true on Tuesday.
Highway 24 has reopened near Minturn after a rock slide forced its closure.
The city of Denver will pick Christmas trees for recycling starting next week.
Colorado's top law enforcement official says manufacturing high-potency marijuana oil is not legal under the state's first-in-the-nation recreational marijuana law.
Police in Aurora are investigating the theft of a car with a child inside. The car has been recovered and the child was found safe, but the suspect is still on the run.
A father whose four young sons could communicate only in grunts when authorities rescued them from a filthy Denver apartment was sentenced to five years in prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to his second offense of child abuse.
Keeping the peace between law enforcement and the public is a priority right now, and on Monday evening Colorado lawmakers, police and community activists met to see what needs to be done to make that happen.
