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Car. Hard to believe anybody survived. One of the two sustained serious injuries. The other person, nonlife threatening injuries, so that is the good news here. This call came in around 2 20 this morning. A couple of people stopped to try and help. Fire had to come on scene, explicate one of the two extricate one of the two in the car. The car caught fire. Trying to get a handle how long investigators will be here. There are no tow tr photographs of the scene. Definitely going to impact your morning commute this morning. So youre going to want to take alternative routes. For more information h...

The day planner, 80 yesterday and cut that in half. Low 40s early on. By midday, talked about this yesterday, hitting our high a lot earlier than normal and temperatures will start to drop this afternoon. Jacket this morning and later today. Chance for snow here in town and looks like we could get a rainsnow mix in denver, ft. Collins and boulder, totals are going to be pretty light. A trace to twooinches. Heaviee in the mountains and the low is going into effect in a few. Coming up, ill show you what it looks like hourbyhour. First, lets send it to eric. Bone dry, but its a pretty scene behin...

Didnt have to wear my gloves with the sun and then the clouds and the snow started to fall. I talked to one, david that owns summit rentals, rents out condos, luxury homes, anything to people out of state. Says theres something called snow equity thats very important to business. People start running from the 70 from di and live back here, you can see the snow starting to fall, the areas, the buildings that face north. Thats where the snow is starting to stick on the sidewalks and the snow is melting to the pavement as of now, but boy, im excited to see this. Its about time we were due for a g...

Austin Hopp, the former Loveland Police Department officer who is currently serving a 5-year prison sentence for his 2020 arrest of Karen Garner, has once again been denied acceptance to the Larimer County Community Corrections program.

Joseph Major, 27, appeared before Judge Stephen Schapanski Wednesday morning where he pleaded guilty to one count of sexual exploitation of a child and an additional count of child abuse.