Woman found dead in front yard of home

KUSA - There are no answers Saturday night about the death of a woman found in the cold in a front yard in Woodland Park near Colorado Springs.

Denver Colorado Weather Forecast

Last updated by Chief Meteorologist Kathy Sabine

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy, light winds, very cold. Overnight lows from -9 to 1 degrees.

MONDAY:  Partly cloudy, and not as cold. Morning lows are forecast to be from -9 to 1 degrees, afternoon highs from 16 to 24 degrees.

6-year-old tries to save NASA

KUSA - A 6-year-old who dreams of being an astronaut for NASA has taken matters into his own hands by starting an online petition to try and save NASA.

Denver Broncos vs Tennessee Titans Game Center #BroncosChat

KUSA - Fans, take polls, find the NFL scoreboard, get live highlights, updates and stats from the Denver Broncos, Tennessee Titans and sports reporters in this live game center.

CDOT unveils wider eastbound Twin Tunnel

IDAHO SPRINGS - For the first time in nearly 50 years, the interstate into the mountains has been expanded. The eastbound Twin Tunnel just east of Idaho Springs now has three lanes and may be the key to further expansion into the future on Interstate 70.

Colorado Weather Forecast: Cold temps to slowly move out

KUSA - Extremely cold temperatures will remain over Colorado through the first part of the week.  Not all parts of our state will join in the milder conditions even when they do arrive.

Store evacuated because of armed man

DENVER - It was a scare for some shoppers at the Sports Authority store downtown this afternoon when a man inside threatened to hurt himself.

A glance at why the US is buying Russian copters

Some answers to questions about how the United States ended up buying more than $1 billion in new helicopters from the Russian arms export agency that has supplied weapons to Syria's military.

John Fox returns as Denver Broncos make push to playoffs

KUSA - After having a good week of practice in the cold, Denver Broncos head coach John Fox is ready to get back on the sidelines at the stadium.

Cold snap not enough to disrupt pine beetle threat

DENVER (AP) - Experts say Colorado's plunge into a deep freeze is too little and too late to disrupt the population of the destructive pine beetle.

Man who amputated arm after fall in canyon arrested in Denver

KUSA- The man who had to amputate his own arm to get it free of a rock after he fell while hiking in Utah has been arrested for assault in Denver.

Natural gas still out for thousands in Boulder Co.

KUSA - Xcel Energy says service was restored to about 800 customers overnight after a natural gas outage Friday left thousands searching for warmth.

Crews work through bitter cold restoring heat to thousands of customers

NIWOT- As of Sunday morning, all but less than 200 homes now have their gas restored.

Police: Pa. newlyweds killed man from Craigslist

SUNBURY, Pa. (AP) - A couple married for just three weeks lured a man to his death with a Craigslist ad because they wanted to kill someone together, police said.

Woman killed while hanging Christmas lights

KUSA -.A business owner in Fairplay died after falling while putting up her holiday decorations.

Crop duster buzzes homes, sprays neighborhood with chemical

FORT COLLINS - Careless. Reckless. No concern for safety. That's how Stephanie Feller described how a crop duster pilot was flying early Saturday morning in south Fort Collins as he buzzed the tops of dozens of homes and dropped cardboard markers on the heads of onlookers near the southern end of Ziegler Road.

Five storylines to look for in Broncos-Titans game

Five storylines to look at in Sunday's Broncos-Titans game at Invesco Field at Mile High:

Suffering from Alzheimer's, Ga. man fatally shot

CHICKAMAUGA, Ga. (AP) - The last walk that Ronald Westbrook took began as early as 1 a.m. when he slipped unnoticed from his North Georgia home with his two dogs.

9NEWS anchor pleads for better snow pictures

KUSA - C'mon, Colorado. We can do better than this. We love winter. We own winter. Let's take the pictures to prove it.

Retirement savings: 3% is the new 4%

USA TODAY - It's all relative. How much retirees can safely withdraw from their retirement account each year is a mostly a function of current stock values and interest rates, which tend to predict near-term returns. And when stock market valuations are well above and bond yields are well below their historical averages, as they are today, retirees should withdraw much less than 4% of their portfolio, assuming they want their nest egg to last over the course of their household's lifetime.