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As rescuers broke through to flood-ravaged Colorado towns, they issued a stern warning Saturday to anyone thinking of staying behind: Leave now or be prepared to endure weeks without electricity, running water and basic supplies.
Officials with the Department of Transportation on Saturday announced that they have opened an emergency road route to Estes Park, which was cut off on Friday when Rocky Mountain National Park officials closed the park and Trail Ridge Road closed.
Larimer County sheriff's spokesman John Schulz says the home was in the Cedar Cove area, right above an area called the Narrows.
The Colorado Climate Center would like Colorado residents to help weather experts at Colorado State University map rainfall totals.
A 17-year-old suspect in the shooting death of a 13-year-old boy in Denver has been charged as an adult.
There's a strain of marijuana named after Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning and his people aren't happy about it.
Boulder is working to address a break in a city sewer main that is allowing raw sewage to enter Boulder Creek.
National Guard troops have resumed truck convoys to ferry stranded Lyons residents through the floodwaters to shelter.
The American Red Cross of Central and Western Oklahoma is sending several volunteers to Colorado to help out with flooding relief efforts.
A building inspector who had access to a house to check on a basement remodeling job has been charged with burglary and theft.
There are still signs that the flooding disaster is nowhere close to being resolved in Estes Park.
Conditions were so bad in Jamestown the only way out for stranded residents was to be airlifted by military helicopters. The rescue involved almost 300 people.
As the overflowing South Platte River heads east it's devastating communities in Weld County.
When the National Guard went into Lyons to evacuate residents in the cut off Boulder County town, Mary Hemme was one of the first to leave.
Gun control advocates say the National Rifle Association-aided recall of two Colorado legislators who backed new gun restrictions will make it harder to revive stalled efforts in Congress to tighten firearm laws.
