Denver experiences its first measurable snow in 40 days, with a storm bringing significant snowfalls up to 14 inches in Colorado's mountains.

Colorado’s mountain towns are poised to see temperatures of up to 25 degrees higher than normal next week as meteorologists warn of destructive impacts to the state’s historically low snowpack.

Snow started Monday night in Colorado’s mountains and will continue throughout the week, making its way into the Denver area ...

Fewer families are booking spring break vacations to Colorado resort destinations, as weaker-than-normal ski conditions cause ...

Colorado is finally seeing significant snowfall Thursday night into Friday morning amid a winter that has mostly been ...

Weather conditions will drastically change late Thursday night into Friday, when a powerful winter storm swings into Colorado ...

Although statewide snowpack levels remain at record lows heading into this weekend, a well timed storm system is going ...

Despite the inconveniences, Friday's snowstorm brought relief and joy to many residents in Colorado's foothills.

The winter to date has been the warmest on record in Colorado, with some mountain regions seeing the mildest temperatures in ...

After snow showers on Friday, some roads will start out icy or snow-covered on Saturday in southern Colorado. The sunshine ...