Loveland, CO

A man's body was recovered from a lake in Loveland late Thursday.

DENVER (CBS4) – A steady stream of monsoon moisture will keep the threat for heavy rain in the forecast each afternoon through the weekend. The highest risk to see a flash flood will be around recent burn scars in the mountains, but any storm can cause problems, as we saw one afternoon a few weeks ago in downtown Greeley. A Flash Flood Watch will be in effect Friday afternoon and evening for just about all of Colorado’s higher elevations. Weak upper-level steering winds over Colorado will cause storms to move slowly. Some storms will have the potential to drop as much as an inch of rain in less than an hour. Extensive cloud cover will keep temperatures down just a few degrees in western and central parts of Colorado. With a little more sunshine along and east of Interstate 25 we’ll see highs on Friday climb well into the 90s. A few places could hit the triple digits. Speaking of the triple digits, they could return to places like Denver by the middle to late part of next week. Some long-range computer forecast models show a drying and warming trend for Colorado as we wrap up the month of July.

Here are several locations where you can find the vaccine in Fort Collins: 1. 1015 S Taft Hill Rd (970) 221-4940; 2. 2325 S College Ave (970) 484-1410; 3. 4503 John F Kennedy Pkwy (970) 223-5769; 4. 2602 S Timberline Rd (970) 267-5110; 5. 1842 N College Ave (970) 494-6950;

Every state in the US is very determined to reach herd immunity for their population for the COVID-19 vaccination. And this means that 70% of the total eligible population should be immune to the disease or get vaccinated. In Colorado, the immunity target is stretched to 80% despite challenges.

Earlier this week Boulder City Council passed an emergency measure meant to address tents and propane tanks primarily used by people experiencing homelessness who are living in encampments in and near the city. As of now the tents and propane tanks are now prohibited in public spaces and city parks due to a 6-3 vote. Councilmembers Adam Swetlik, Rachel Friend, and Mayor Pro Tem Junie Joseph were the dissenting vote.s.

Here’s the forecast for the next four days in Fort Lupton: Friday, July 23: Mostly sunny then slight chance of showers and thunderstorms during the day; while chance of showers and thunderstorms overnight; Saturday, July 24: Chance of showers and thunderstorms during the day; while chance of showers and

FORT COLLINS, Colo. (CBS4) — Fort Collins police need help identifying a suspect in a recent homicide. Investigators believe the attack on the victim, 58-year-old Todd Stout, happened around 1 a.m. on July 5. (credit: Fort Collins Police) Video shows a light-colored compact SUV that pulled up to the bridge where Stout was temporarily living. The suspect got out of the car, and a short time later returned to the car and took off… going west on Harmony Road then turning south on Shields Street. If you have any information, call police.