Crews were hard at work at Denver International Airport de-icing planes on Sunday, but hundreds of flights were still canceled or delayed due to the cold weather.

The NWSS drew nearly 60,000 visitors on its first day, beating last year’s record. Visitors told FOX31's Shaul Turner that the cold will not prevent them from attending one of the biggest events of the year.

An Uber rideshare driver went viral after videos of his rescue dog riding in the front seat of his car interacting with customers were shared online. FOX31's Rachel Saurer met Bowie and Ferman, who shared their encounters with the public.

The ongoing wildfires in Southern California have displaced thousands of animals. Now one Denver Animal Adoption Center is stepping in to help, and FOX31's Alliyah Sims caught up with the group to learn what restrictions they have for rescuing animals.

Denver's shelter space is being stretched as far as it can go, officials said Sunday, even as arctic air is forecasted to stick around through part of Tuesday.

“In case you didn’t know, jumping from a TV tower is not only incredibly dangerous, but it is trespassing,” the sheriff’s office stated.

The Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure is warning people about the new scam after receiving reports about the text messages, DOTI communications director Nancy Kuhn said in an email. The text has Denver’s logo on it and claims to be from “City of Denver.”

The governor, a Democrat, is representing the National Governors Association as chair of the organization and said in an emailed statement he will work to make the voice of states and governors heard in Washington.

A skier injured their foot in Pitkin County on Sunday, prompting an emergency response to rescue the skier from the backcountry.

The releases were done separately, the agency said in a press release Sunday, and all wolves were released into Eagle and Pitkin counties. The agency noted that this is the second of between three to five wolf release seasons.

Three separate vehicles crashed into three separate buildings in the space of about 14 hours this week. FOX31's Kasia Kerridge asked why, and how the crashes are impacting the victims.

After seven avalanche incidents including a death occurred in one week, Rocky Mountain National Park is offering free avalanche safety training. Nate Belt is on the story.