Hundreds Of Flights Canceled At DIA Due To Snowstorm
Denver airport officials say hundreds of flights have been cancelled ahead and during a snowstorm expected to dump nearly a foot of snow in the area.
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Denver airport officials say hundreds of flights have been cancelled ahead and during a snowstorm expected to dump nearly a foot of snow in the area.
This weekend's snowstorm really socked Colorado, but CBS4's Mobile Weather Lab had no problem navigating the snowy roads.
Hundreds of gun rights supporters in Colorado sent a strong message to lawmakers on Saturday.
Aurora firefighters are trying to figure out the cause of an apartment fire on Saturday.
An interim chief has been named at the Colorado State Patrol after the agency's former head decided to retire months before his contract was due to expire.
A bizarre story in Denver happened in the 2800 block of Larimer Street after a man barricaded himself inside a home and set a fire inside.
An entire neighborhood was on lockdown for several hours early Saturday morning as three dangerous criminals hid in backyards, even behind trees, trying to escape police.
Denver police have two people in custody after a stabbing and a brief chase.
For the first time Colorado's police chiefs are talking about gun control, and many of those chiefs are coming out in favor of the bills being debated at the state Capitol.
A Colorado Springs-based nonprofit plans to donate 15 bikes to children who were affected by last summer's Waldo Canyon Fire.
The interim chancellor of the University of Colorado Denver Anschutz Medical Campus has been named as chancellor of the campus.
A CSU professor is offering to help you go on better first dates by analyzing everything from your body language to the way you talk and even how you walk.
John Mok-Lamme, who runs Karis, Inc., the nonprofit that oversees local teen homeless shelter The House, hopes he's found a viable solution for the teens who are living at or have lived at The House.
Police in Denver were negotiating with a suspect in a standoff in downtown Denver late Friday night.
Aspen police responded to about 1,040 calls about problem bears last year.
