Spencer Wilson

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Spencer Wilson

In the small Colorado mountain community of Frisco, a local tow and repair shop is hoping to remind travelers along Interstate 70 passing the town that Memorial Day is a day of remembrance and honor. "It's in honor of those that serve," said Laura Lewark, owner of Ski Country Auto Repair and Towing said. "Have served and are no longer with us in honor of our freedom that we all get to enjoy."The large American flag is held up between two tow trucks alongside Dillon Dam Road.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Spencer Wilson

In the ever-growing challenge to make homes in the mountains affordable for our Coloradans, one couple set out to make a place for Buena Vista residents to live affordably, and to create a sense of community, along with a housing development that would last for years to come. They say they accomplished two of those goals. "We'd hope to be able to hit a price point for the smaller units, sub thousand dollars ...

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Spencer Wilson

Deputies for some of Colorado's mountain communities found out in April they wouldn't be charged after using deadly force earlier this year. Their boss believes the ruling in the favor of his deputies is a sign of his agency's long-term steps in the right direction of community policing. This comes after one of his deputies did ultimately face consequences for his actions. Deputies ended up firing multiple times on Christine Lewis before killing her back in March.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Spencer Wilson

It's not Pride Month until next month, but the Colorado ski area Arapahoe Basin, "A Basin" for short, held a celebration of diversity anyway over the weekend. They call it Gay Basin, and this was the fourth year for the event. The goal is to celebrate the spirit of the mountains and the LGBTQ+ community. And to be proud not to feel ashamed of who you are. The event was not your everyday Pride celebration. Each day started off on a colorful foot.

3 weeks ago | channel3000.com | Spencer Wilson

Click here for updates on this story    Colorado (KCNC) -- Colorado recently lost a resident celebrity, an alligator named Morris, famous for several movies and shows, including "Happy Gilmore." Now, his owner is paying tribute to the star so his legacy will live on. In one of the most scenic parts of the state lies Colorado Gators Reptile Park, home to alligators, tortoises, emus, cows and more. But the star of the show was Morris, who died of old age in his "Hollywood" pen earlier this week.