Vail police recognizes trend of thieves targeting town to commit crimes
Vail Police Department knows a pattern exists within the criminal cases he sees within Vail city limits.
What's next for a possible criminal case for Suzanne Morphew?
A frequent question we have seen pop up since Suzanne Morphew's body was found last Friday and confirmed Wednesday surrounds her estranged husband Barry Morphew and the possibility of his arrest for her murder.
SARCON highlights cooperation between search and rescue crews
Colorado has seen a continuous rise in tourism, and those additional visitors mean additional chances a search and rescue crew is needed. And the risks of Colorado's beautiful landscape can be significant.
Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnel set to unveil major improvements
Now that the Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnel along I-70 has celebrated its anniversary, the Colorado Department of Transportation is unveiling the major projects it has been working on to bring the major passageway to the high country up to the modern era.
Pro skier opens up about battling depression
To understand where pro skier Drew Petersen is coming from, you first have to know he's willing to have an hour-long sit-down conversation with a total stranger and open up about the darkest parts of his life, so long as he thinks he can help other people by doing so.
Researcher believes this year could be the best to see fall color change
State forest entomologist Dan West might technically be a bug specialist, but he also monitors every inch of the state by helicopter each year to track how things are going (with disturbances, as well as general growth with trees). It's partially why he's the one to ask about our fall colors, and how things are shaping up; this year, it's primed to be the best it has been in years.
Rifle joins mountain mailrooms with major staffing issues, timely delivery
From Buena Vista to Summit County to all of Colorado's mountain towns, CBS News Colorado has been keeping a close watch on the efforts of the United States Post Office and the seemingly continuous parade of issues popping up trying to keep post offices staffed in high cost of living areas.
Woman in wheelchair summits Mount Elbert with help from volunteers
One of her bigger challenges was coming to terms with the idea she would not be able to hike the same way she had in the past, but thanks to the Lockwood Foundation, she just summited Mount Elbert, the highest peak in Colorado.
Clear Creek Co. considers moving 911 dispatch services to Jeffco
In a meeting with the Clear Creek County Board of County Commissioners, residents and representatives from municipalities within the county asked about a plan to move 911 dispatch services to JeffCom911 in Jefferson County.
CSP's virtual reality training will be used after Christian Glass shooting
The Colorado State Patrol is the latest law enforcement agency in the state to use virtual reality simulation training.
CPW doles out funding to help reduce bear-human conflicts
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is providing funding to multiple communities to help stop bear-human interactions where they shouldn't be happening.
New Silverthorne facility is just a drop in the Summit County child care desert
Right now there are an estimated 600 kids on a waitlist to get into child care in Summit County.
New crisis response team in place in Clear Creek County
It's not a direct result of the police killing of Christian Glass, but the formation of the Clear Creek Health Assistance Team can't be separated from the controversy surrounding the 22-year-old's killing at the hands of police.
Investigators receive another complaint after Lake Dillon warning
Since last week when the Summit County Sheriff's Office warned about a man masturbating in the trees alongside the shoreline of Lake Dillon, investigators have received an additional report of the man.
Wolverines could be next up for reintroduction in Colorado
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has actually been planning to bring back wolverines for decades at this point but simply hasn't yet.