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Third largest jackpot in Mega Millions History, up to $363 Million

Nobody hit Friday night’s multi-state Mega Millions jackpot, making tonight’s drawing worth a mega $363 million! The winning ticket will be worth an estimated $259.8 million in cash. Purchase your tickets by 7:30 p.m. tonight for your chance to win big!

Target's late-night DVD release for "Twilight" Fans on Feb. 10

What:             Twilight mania will sweep into Denver when Twi-Hards gather at Target stores for a sneak peek at a world-premier scene featuring Edward and Bella from “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2.” During the exclusive scene, fans will see Bella as a vampire for the first time and a clue from Alice will be revealed – unveiling a major plot point from the fifth and final film. A special greeting from cast members will round out the exclusive preview. 

Denver asking state lawmakers to consider statewide toilet law

Denver asking state lawmakers to consider statewide toilet law

Denver utility managers are asking state lawmakers to consider a statewide toilet standard to reduce water usage.

Denver Water conservation manager Melissa Elliott told state lawmakers they could limit the law to new installations.

Man makes frozen bubbles in Castle Rock

Man makes frozen bubbles in Castle Rock

Castle Rock resident Bob Pinkham had some freezing fun with bubbles in early February when temperatures fell below zero.

These photos were taken at his home in The Meadows, inspired by a suggestion from some Minnesota friends who have vast experience with sub-zero entertainment.

Bear breaks into car in Larkspur

LARKSPUR, Colo. - A Larkspur family is reliving its close encounter with a car thief Friday morning. But this wasn't just any car thief... it was an adult and very menacing black bear.

The bear managed to get into Ben Story's Toyota Corolla, put the car into neutral and send the vehicle skidding over one hundred feet into some trees on the family's property.

A neighbor of the Storys first heard the car honking shortly after two a.m. When Douglas County Sheriff's Deputies arrived, they spotted the bear inside the vehicle. The Story family of five was asleep inside their house and never heard any commotion.

Ralph Story said his 17-year-old son had left a peanut butter sandwich inside the vehicle and said the scent of the food undoubtedly prompted the bear to break and enter.

The sheriff's deputies ultimately attached rope to one of the car doors, opened the door from a distance and let the bear scamper away.