Frigid Temps Don't Slow Down Outdoor Workers
As many people dash from car to home or bus to office, they think it's cold, but imagine what it must be like for those who work eight hours in the freezing weather.
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As many people dash from car to home or bus to office, they think it's cold, but imagine what it must be like for those who work eight hours in the freezing weather.
Coloradans are driving less, and not just when the weather is bad. More and more are finding other ways to get around.
Federal marshals have joined the search for a 59-year-old handyman suspected of shooting three people to death and setting their Pueblo County home on fire.
The recount shows Broomfield voters approved a ban on fracking within the city limits for the next five years by 20 votes.
Weld County is reporting the first death of the Colorado flu season - a young adult who died of the H1N1 strain.
This year the new Cirque Dreams - Holidaze show gives the holidays an acrobatic twist.
A Colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex ceremony should not be forced to violate his religious beliefs, his attorney told a judge.
It was a double whammy for the foothills on Wednesday as snow and cold ruled the day.
The storm has made roads dangerous across Colorado and is also raising avalanche concerns.
A Colombian national who was arrested in Colorado during raids on several medical marijuana businesses was indicted on a single weapons charge, but prosecutors have not said whether he is tied to the pot investigation.
The Denver Zoo, which has about 4,000 animals, reptiles and other exotic species, is closed because of the cold weather and snow.
The winter storm that's blanketing the Front Range with snow has created few problems so far on Wednesday morning.
The jet stream hunkered to the south Wednesday, promising to bring nearly a week of temperatures that could dip to 20-below or worse in the northern midsection of the country.
A 48-year-old northwestern Montana man who accidentally shot a Colorado hunter in the leg last month is charged with negligent endangerment.
Regulators are still battling an enormous backlog issuing licenses for medical marijuana as Colorado prepares for recreational pot sales in less than a month.
