Colorado Drivers Alerted to Increased Wildlife Collisions in November, Urged to Exercise Caution
Colorado State Patrol warns of increased wildlife-vehicle collisions in November due to wildlife activity, with 530 such accidents last year, mostly causing property damage. They advise caution and using high beams to spot animals on the road.
Colorado Governor Jared Polis Seeks Federal Aid, Requests Major Disaster Declaration From President Trump and FEMA After Severe Flooding
Governor Polis of Colorado has requested President Trump and FEMA for federal assistance after severe flooding in Western Colorado, seeking a Major Disaster Declaration to aid recovery efforts.
Colorado Governor Urges Congress to Act on Healthcare Costs Despite End of Federal Shutdown
The article discusses Colorado's response to the end of a federal shutdown, highlighting the state's continued concern over healthcare costs and the urgent need for Congress to act on healthcare affordability.
Denver Embraces Mild Spring Weather with Sunny Days and Light Breezes Ahead
Denver's weather starts cloudy at 46°F with 31% humidity and calm winds. Conditions will improve to sunny with highs of 74°F, windy in the afternoon. The week ahead offers mostly sunny days with varying temperatures and slight chances of showers.
Manhunt Underway in Jefferson County After Victim Shot in Suspected Road Rage Incident on Highway 285
A manhunt is underway after a road rage incident on Highway 285 resulted in a man being shot in the head. Authorities are seeking information on a light-colored Subaru involved in the shooting.
CBS "NFL Today" Crew Heads to Denver for Crucial Broncos vs. Chiefs Showdown
CBS's "NFL Today" crew heads to Denver for a significant Broncos game, airing live from Empower Field. The Broncos aim for a division title with high stakes against the Chiefs, while AI predictions offer insights on the game's outcome.
Douglas County Conducts Controlled Burn in Spruce Meadows to Mitigate Wildfire Risk
Controlled burn in Larkspur's Spruce Meadows Open Space is part of Douglas County's wildfire risk reduction efforts, with officials asking residents not to call 911 unless flames spread beyond the burn area.












