Police: Van Driver Tried To Grab 13-Year-Old
Police are sending out a warning about an attempted child enticement on Tuesday in Denver.
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Police are sending out a warning about an attempted child enticement on Tuesday in Denver.
Among those missing is a woman in Larimer County who was washed away in the raging waters. The woman's son was able to salvage one piece of family history after a friend saw a report on CBS4.
The creep of all the water was still making its way to the eastern edge of Colorado Tuesday morning, but it was no longer creeping by the afternoon.
On Tuesday for the first time Copter4 was allowed up the Big Thompson Canyon and could see just how much destruction the Big Thompson River wreaked on Highway 34.
As in any natural disaster, Coloradans step up to help their neighbors – they've had a lot of practice. In some cases, that even means letting complete strangers into their homes.
The one in a thousand year flood catches everyone of guard, including doctors. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr Dave Hnida shares what the State Health Department sent him and other health professionals to help deal with the medical unknowns of the disaster.
The mouth of Left Hand Canyon is an absolute mess after the flooding. Homes are under water and cars are scattered about -- all from a very small creek.
Colorado's flooding has been described as biblical, but you can't put that in the record books.
Rescue crews were back in the air in Boulder County on Tuesday and the blue skies helped them get a clear handle on who still needs in help and in which areas.
Denver police would like the public's help locating a vehicle wanted in connection with a burglary of a marijuana dispensary.
Everywhere you turn in northwest Longmont's Valley neighborhood you see signs of flooding.
Colorado's largest state-based gun lobby has filed a lawsuit against Gov. John Hickenlooper in hopes of overturning what it says is unconstitutional legislation.
Some residents in Northeast Colorado are preparing for new possible flooding.
Amid the organized chaos of the disaster emergency center in Loveland on Monday were reunions, hugs and tears.
The emergency airlifts of flood victims waned Tuesday, leaving rescue crews to systematically search the nooks and crannies of the northern Colorado foothills and transportation officials to gauge what it will take to rebuild the wasted landscape.
