Storm

As we walk away from the aftermath of "Stormzilla", and the minimal impact it had on Northern Colorado, it did leave an impact on travel at DIA.

The Colorado "stormzilla" is now upon us, and many people across Northern Colorado have made their indoor plans. Does that involve an adult beverage?

Rain, snow, sleet, ice...you name it, you may see it this weekend. Which means you'll need a movie to watch to make the Colorado "stormzilla" go by fast.

The storm that can't give us a definitive answer keeps on chugging in the Pacific, and keeps us asking questions. But we may have an answer soon.

Have you enjoyed the beautiful warm temperatures the last couple weeks in Colorado? There's a chance Mother Nature will kick us to reality this upcoming weekend.

The City of Loveland has closed all facilities for Wednesday, March 23, due to weather, including the COLT bus service.

The snow has arrived and the storm has turned into a much bigger storm than we anticipated just a couple days ago. But that means...time to watch movies!

Hundreds of flights flying into Denver International Airport have been cancelled due to weather and intermittent power outages.

We've all heard about firefighters rescuing cats from trees, but have you ever heard of them rescuing bunnies blown onto rooftops during a storm? Didn't think so.

How much snow is too much snow? If you're a skier, 123 inches of snow over two days could be your biggest dreams coming true.

We hope you are ready for the first official snowstorm in the Fort Collins metro area, because you won't be able to escape it.