Boulder County confirms first human West Nile virus death this year
A Boulder County resident has died from meningoencephalitis caused by West Nile virus.
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A Boulder County resident has died from meningoencephalitis caused by West Nile virus.
Tropical Storm Harold makes landfall and will impact Colorado's weather this week.
Denver Public Schools issued an early release for students at more than a dozen schools on Tuesday, one day after record-setting temperatures in Denver.
The 66-year-old resident had been hospitalized since the end of July and died from neuroinvasive West Nile virus.
Morris Brown College is reinstating its Covid mask mandate for the next two weeks as a result of positive cases at the Atlanta University Center.
A family that fell victim to a rental scam has found a new home. When the good news came, the family only had hours left before they'd be evicted.
The Biden administration has been reluctant to grant migrants in Denver and other cities legal status due to concerns about lawsuits and a spike in border crossings, sources told CBS News.
Police in Lakewood are searching for a suspect after a woman was sexually assaulted near Walker Branch Park.
An English teacher at East High School has suggestions for how to make schools safer. His student Luis Garcia was fatally shot just hours after sharing a poem in class where he expressed concerns about safety.
Jefferson County schools opened last week, but 16 were closed due to low enrollment. One of those schools was given back to the city of Westminster, where it was built.
Kim Knor has been skydiving most of her life. Her first jump was in 1959 when she was 20 years old. Knor says she was in Chicago when she first overheard a group of Army reservists talk about a skydiving club.
The shooting happened around 2:15 p.m. The two victims were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
For two years, Denver Public School's North High School has offered Arabic as an elective. At first, there was only one session offered- now there are three.
Ever since the Grizzly Creek Fire in 2020, CDOT has been ever watchful for the cascading damaging rocks and mudslides that have the power to shut down the interstate for weeks at a time.
The buzzing of fans is what the first day sounds like at 37 Denver schools.
