CAIC issues special advisory after huge uptick in slides with people
The Colorado Avalanche Information Center has been very busy cataloguing the huge frequency increase in people getting caught in slides within the last two weeks.
Colorado man developing app that's "AirBNB of parking"
With parking at a premium in many resort towns, one man's idea is to rent-a-space.
Steamboat Springs voters reject affordable housing plan
While the Brown Ranch project for affordable housing has been in the works for years at this point, the citizens of Steamboat Springs voted down the more than 2,200 affordable housing unit project Tuesday night. It's clear Steamboat Springs has an affordable housing issue, so what happened?
Town of Dillon authorizes major development despite vocal public outcry
An overwhelming majority of residents who came to Dillon's latest town council meeting opposed the project due to its changing of the town's aesthetic and the continued lack of affordable housing.
Plow driver helps catch chase suspect during snowstorm closure
A CDOT snowplow driver was clearing Highway 40 over Berthoud Pass during last week's snowstorm when he got a call that there was trouble ahead. Moments later he had to make a "split-second decision."
Colorado ski resorts rack up big numbers from snowstorm
After a massive snowstorm blanked Colorado with heavy snow, the ski resorts up in the high country are happy to add to their snowpack, some more than others.
Patti Zhou returns to Dew Tour, snowboarder hopes to inspire other girls
From humble beginnings, 12-year-old Patti Zhou has become a standout not only for her skills on the slopes but because of her positive attitude and genuine excitement surrounding life you might expect in someone her age.
Permit for asphalt and concrete plant in Park County withdrawn by owner
After an overstuffed planning commission meeting last month concerning the addition of a concrete and asphalt plant to the Elle Belle Mine just outside of Fairplay, the owner has now withdrawn their proposed conditional use permit, citing the aggressive public outcry as the main reason.
Colorado lawmakers push to reintroduce wolverines into the wild
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are trying to reintroduce wolverines to a state they once inhabited. A wildlife expert says they don't pose the same risks to livestock but are a necessary predator of the marmot.
Drifters seemingly glide across the ice of Georgetown Lake for new event
Georgetown Lake has been home to Colorado ice driving for decades at this point, but for the first time professional and novice drifters have taken to the frozen lake for fun at all kinds of speeds.
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.