Denver7 reporter Ali Jennerjahn was monitoring conditions along I-70 near the Eisenhower Tunnel on Tuesday and said while the flakes were coming down, the snow was not sticking to the ground.

A cold front is forecast to bring up to a foot of snow to Colorado's highest mountains, closing roads and impacting aspen viewing, hiking and hunting.

It's raining in the Denver metro, but heading into the foothills, some areas across the Front Range are starting to see the first flakes of the fall season.

A vehicle crash on Interstate 70 in the Colorado mountains has led to a closure at the Eisenhower Tunnel. The crash happened ...

If you are planning to travel through the mountains above 9,000 feet in Colorado today, be aware that almost a foot of snow ...

Westbound Interstate 70 is back open between Loveland Pass and Silverthorne shortly after it was shut down for a crash, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation.

Several of Colorado’s high-elevation mountain passes could see hazardous conditions and up to 5 inches of snow between Monday and Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service.