As Colorado’s winter storm continued to move through the state, the Colorado Department of Agriculture gave a reminder about livestock care during the wintertime.

LITTLETON, Colo. – A potentially historic winter storm is dumping snow on New Mexico and Colorado. The FOX Forecast Center reports that the storm will pummel the mountains of New Mexico with extreme snow not seen in November in years. It's expected to ...

There’s one more push of snow in store in the coming days, said Joel Gratz, meteorologist and founder of OpenSnow, a snow forecasting app. He said tomorrow evening and especially into Saturday, a storm that has been stalled and swirling south of Colorado will start moving.

Colorado's Eastern Plains and southern I-25 corridor are getting hammered with snow, creating impacts to travel.

Several feet of snow were expected to fall in parts of New Mexico and Colorado over the next three days in what meteorologists said could be the worst blizzard to hit the region in decades, as the authorities warned of dangerous road conditions and power outages.

New Mexico's governor has declared an emergency after a powerful winter storm has left tens of thousands of people without power.

The low-pressure system causing the widespread snow and rain moved into New Mexico from southeast Arizona early this morning. As we head into Friday, this storm will continue to drop several inches of snow across the state before the low moves out of New Mexico by Saturday afternoon.

The National Weather Service predicted snow would fall on Thursday evening and later upgraded it to a prediction for rain.