Colorado Parks & Wildlife begins education programs after wolf reintroduction
To help communities adjust to living with wolves, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has started an educational presentation for wolf reintroduction.
Georgetown to start using flood sirens installed almost a decade ago
Georgetown is about to get a little nosier every first Wednesday of each month. The early warning dam sirens that have been in place for years and are just now being activated will be starting at 10 a.m. on March 6.
U.S. Army's 10th Mountain Division gets back to its Colorado roots
The division is looking to touch back to its roots with one of the most Colorado adventures you can think of; a 24-mile trek between Camp Hale National Monument and Vail Resort complete with skiing, rappelling and climbing.
Covering the Christian Glass case and why officers hid from our cameras
As CBS News Colorado continues to cover the criminal cases of law enforcement officers involved in the killing of Christian Glass, some of those defendants have been granted special privileges to avoid our cameras. Until recently.
Mine shaft ejects wall of water onto Breckenridge home
They've known about the mine shaft in the backyard since they moved in, and they've never had any issues with the trickle of water that runs from it. Until now.
Why funeral homes will continue making headlines unless changes made
Javan Jones of the Colorado Funeral Directors Association said there's one big reason the state continues to see things like this happen: we are the only state that does not require funeral homeowners to be licensed to practice the profession. A funeral home itself needs to be licensed, but Jones said that's a low bar of entry.
Avalanche survivor talks about what happened before potentially fatal slide
The dangerous duality of Colorado's landscape has always been there; incredible snowfall creates magnificent playgrounds for adventure-seeking individuals, but within those playgrounds lays inherent risk.
Fire code violations postpone packed asphalt and concrete plant meeting
The group that assembled Wednesday morning to comment on the proposed plan exceeded 200 people, so the meeting had to be rescheduled until next month.
Forest Service trains employees on horses for treks in the Colorado wilderness
Considering more than half of the 2.3 million acres of U.S. Forest Service land does not have roads or easily accessible land for cars and trucks to get our Forest Service representatives where they need to go, the next best option is also one of the oldest.
CPW tracking mountain lion after attacks on dogs, goats
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is trying to track a mountain lion who has attacked at least two dogs in the past few weeks.
Mixed reaction from A-Basin skiers about sale of "local" mountain
While the sale of Arapahoe Basin to Alterra Mountain Company hasn't even happened yet, it's caused an uproar within the mountain communities.
Paramount+ "The Lodge" is at Winter Park, reserve your free spot now!
The Lodge is just off the main Winter Park base, closest to the Gemini Lift.
U.S. Forest Service wants your input on a Via Ferrata close to the Front Range
You might or might not be familiar with the current Via Ferrata at Arapahoe Basin for hikers and climbers to take on in the summer months. Now there's a proposed second trail that could be coming as soon as this year.
25th Annual Jane-A-Thon aims to support kids early childhood development
The 25th Annual Jane-A-Thon is a fundraising event for the nonprofit Invest in Kids. It provides a lift ticket for skiers while collecting money for kids all over Colorado.
Undefined 10(j) rule leaves ranchers in limbo with 20 wolf attacks in 2 years
The 10(j) rule allows for lethal control of an experimental population of otherwise endangered animals.