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Wild horse advocates protest against horse slaughter auctions
Wild horse advocates gathered in more than 20 states Saturday to demand better protections for America's mustangs.
Man with six outstanding warrants walks into Children's Hospital with handgun
A man seeking treatment for a minor finger injury walked through an employee entrance at Children's Hospital in Aurora with a firearm early Saturday morning.
STEAM Academy lacking basic necessities, founder says
Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy co-founder Brandon Pryor says the school was created as a space to celebrate students of color. It took years of planning, but Pryor feels that effort hasn't been matched.
Thornton Police need help finding would-be child abductor
Investigators want to identify a man caught on surveillance after an attempted abduction at a school in Thornton.
Police shooting in Aurora shuts down Alameda at Galena
A suspect in a stolen vehicle was fatally shot Saturday afternoon after running from Aurora Police Department officers and then threatening pursuing officers with a weapon, according to police.
Greeley woman indicted for involvement in second auto theft ring
While in jail awaiting a November court date in her first auto theft case, Amanda Johnson was named Monday in a new indictment as one of five participants who stole cars from private northern Colorado owners beginning in April of 2021 until she was arrested in February of this year.
Three fatal overnight crashes include a motorcycle hitting a pedestrian
A Westminster man on a Harley Davidson was driving northbound on Federal. He laid the bike down trying to avoid a pedestrian, who was crossing eastbound, but failed to avoid him.
New app explores Black history in Colorado
A new mobile app -- through "History Colorado" -- allows you to dig deep into the history of the Black experience here in Colorado.
Generations of Hispanic Sugar beet workers part of the fabric of Colorado
Making sure that history is known by future generations of Coloradans, prompted Betty Aragon-Mitotes, founder of Mujeres de Colores, to spearhead a project to honor the generations of Hispanic beet workers.
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A little cooler but, still pleasant for Sunday
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Youth programs in Denver metro area to see benefits from recent sale of Broncos
While the Denver Broncos' new owners have officially taken control, a lesser-known part of the transition is still underway.
See where the Broncos are listed in the Power Rankings
A win is a win, and the Denver Broncos have landed in the upper half of the CBS Sports NFL Power Rankings as a result.
Maury Wills, legendary shortstop for the Los Angeles Dodgers, dies at 89
Maury Wills, who helped the Los Angeles Dodgers win three World Series titles with his base-stealing prowess, has died. He was 89.
Colorado Avalanche sign Nathan MacKinnon to eight-year extension
The Colorado Avalanche have locked down superstar forward Nathan MacKinnon to an eight-year contract extension.
Hackett has first win with Broncos but rookie mistakes endure
Denver Broncos rookie head coach Nathaniel Hackett started making corrections Monday by looking in the mirror.
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A little cooler but, still pleasant for Sunday
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STEAM Academy lacking basic necessities, founder says
Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy co-founder Brandon Pryor says the school was created as a space to celebrate students of color. It took years of planning, but Pryor feels that effort hasn’t been matched.
Former sugar beet farmworkers raise $300,000 for sculpture
Making sure that history is known by future generations of Coloradans, prompted Mujeres de Colores Founder Betty Aragon-Mitotes to spearhead a project to honor the generations of Hispanic beet workers.
Experts react to train smashing into Platteville cruiser with woman inside
"As soon as you handcuff somebody you are responsible for their safety," said Richard Kolko, a retired FBI Special Agent.
Mild mannered Fall weekend
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Toxic 'forever chemicals' over safe limit in over 100 Colorado utilities
More than 100 public drinking water systems in Colorado found levels of "forever chemicals" in their drinking water systems that the EPA now says are unsafe, according to public testing records.
Art Show & Auction supports mental health services for LGBTQ+ community
Envision: You is focused on mental health care for LGBTQ+ community members, and is holding a fundraising art show & auction.
Mountain communities, ski areas relying on flu shots to keep economy running
With ski season and flu season right around the corner, Vail Resorts is now encouraging employees to get their flu shots (and COVID-19 shots while they're at it) in order to help keep their work staff fully operational.
Vail Health breaks ground on new behavioral health center
Vail Health broke ground on a new behavioral health center in Edwards.
New program puts addiction coaches in emergency rooms
A pilot program at a Colorado emergency room to help people with addiction is becoming permanent and could expand to more hospitals around the state.
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Analyzing the races in Colorado
Covering Colorado politics with Shaun Boyd
N.Y. sues Trump, his company, seeking end to their business in state and $250 million
Letitia James said Trump and his children engaged in a scheme to enrich themselves through false property valuations.
House readies vote on Electoral Count Act reform bill
The bill, intended to insure there's no repeat of Jan. 6, 2021, must also pass the Senate if it is approved by the House.
Trump urges appeals court to keep shielding records from DOJ
The former president's attorneys said the government is objecting to a "transparent process that simply provides much-needed oversight."
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice signs near-total abortion ban into law
Republican Gov. Jim Justice has signed into law a ban on almost all abortions at all stages of pregnancy.
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How rich is the British royal family?
The royal family owns a lot more than you might think — and it's not just castles and property, either.
Lake Haiyaha changes colors in Rocky Mountain National Park
A popular hike in the iconic Rocky Mountain National Park is now even busier after a natural event caused Lake Haiyaha to suddenly and rapidly change colors.
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Rural Colorado schools eligible for funding from non-profit
The grant can be used for just about anything that will positively impact a students' education, whether it be a classroom outing to expose students to something new, professional development for individual teachers, a classroom kit of tech training tools, or possibly an exciting new program.
Denver's financial empowerment program helping most at need
The financial support program offers one-on-one coaching and consumer protection information, all aimed at helping people decrease debt and increase savings. And – it's free.
Cross Purpose helps students on path for future employment
Cross Purpose staff help students outline a long-term path for future employment, polishing their resumes and taking them to the next rung on their career ladder.
Xcel Energy asks for yet another rate increase
Citizens had their chance to let the Colorado Public Utility Commission know they did not agree with a proposed gas rate increase requested by Xcel Energy.
Families struggle with inflation in back to school supplies
On Thursday, Servicios de la Raza is hosting a Back-To-School supplies drive for the community, giving out backpacks and supplies to any families who need them.
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Toxic 'forever chemicals' over safe limit in over 100 Colorado utilities
More than 100 public drinking water systems in Colorado found levels of "forever chemicals" in their drinking water systems that the EPA now says are unsafe, according to public testing records.
Stolen tandem bike found, Denver owner says 'It was like Christmas'
A Colorado couple found a way to get their stolen tandem bicycle back after reading a CBS News Colorado report on bike theft that provided a number of places to search for stolen bikes.
Jefferson County man orders screen mesh from Amazon, receives shotgun instead
Don Thompson is a regular user of Amazon, and somehow they got one of his recent orders very wrong, sending him a new .20 gauge shotgun instead of the screen mesh he had ordered.
Aurora Fire Rescue union resists move to new sedative
Aurora firefighters are resisting an administrative move to have them carry a new sedative, Droperidol, for use on combative patients.
The future of law enforcement? Drones
Drones are used in a variety of calls, including SWAT situations, traffic accidents, and missing persons cases.
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Wild horse advocates protest against horse slaughter auctions
Wild horse advocates gathered in more than 20 states Saturday to demand better protections for America's mustangs.
Man with six outstanding warrants walks into Children's Hospital with handgun
A man seeking treatment for a minor finger injury walked through an employee entrance at Children's Hospital in Aurora with a firearm early Saturday morning.
STEAM Academy lacking basic necessities, founder says
Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy co-founder Brandon Pryor says the school was created as a space to celebrate students of color. It took years of planning, but Pryor feels that effort hasn't been matched.
Thornton Police need help finding would-be child abductor
Investigators want to identify a man caught on surveillance after an attempted abduction at a school in Thornton.
Police shooting in Aurora shuts down Alameda at Galena
A suspect in a stolen vehicle was fatally shot Saturday afternoon after running from Aurora Police Department officers and then threatening pursuing officers with a weapon, according to police.
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Youth programs in Denver metro area to see benefits from recent sale of Broncos
While the Denver Broncos' new owners have officially taken control, a lesser-known part of the transition is still underway.
See where the Broncos are listed in the Power Rankings
A win is a win, and the Denver Broncos have landed in the upper half of the CBS Sports NFL Power Rankings as a result.
Maury Wills, legendary shortstop for the Los Angeles Dodgers, dies at 89
Maury Wills, who helped the Los Angeles Dodgers win three World Series titles with his base-stealing prowess, has died. He was 89.
Colorado Avalanche sign Nathan MacKinnon to eight-year extension
The Colorado Avalanche have locked down superstar forward Nathan MacKinnon to an eight-year contract extension.
Hackett has first win with Broncos but rookie mistakes endure
Denver Broncos rookie head coach Nathaniel Hackett started making corrections Monday by looking in the mirror.
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Toxic 'forever chemicals' over safe limit in over 100 Colorado utilities
More than 100 public drinking water systems in Colorado found levels of "forever chemicals" in their drinking water systems that the EPA now says are unsafe, according to public testing records.
Stolen tandem bike found, Denver owner says 'It was like Christmas'
A Colorado couple found a way to get their stolen tandem bicycle back after reading a CBS News Colorado report on bike theft that provided a number of places to search for stolen bikes.
Jefferson County man orders screen mesh from Amazon, receives shotgun instead
Don Thompson is a regular user of Amazon, and somehow they got one of his recent orders very wrong, sending him a new .20 gauge shotgun instead of the screen mesh he had ordered.
Aurora Fire Rescue union resists move to new sedative
Aurora firefighters are resisting an administrative move to have them carry a new sedative, Droperidol, for use on combative patients.
The future of law enforcement? Drones
Drones are used in a variety of calls, including SWAT situations, traffic accidents, and missing persons cases.
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Webb telescope captures stunning new image of Neptune and its rings
Webb's unprecedented infrared imaging capabilities provide a new glimpse into the farthest planet from the sun.
N.Y. sues Trump, his company, seeking end to their business in state and $250 million
Letitia James said Trump and his children engaged in a scheme to enrich themselves through false property valuations.
2 people come forward to claim $1.337 billion Mega Millions jackpot
The Illinois Lottery said the prize was claimed by two individuals who had agreed to split the prize if they won.
1,648 books were banned in U.S. school districts in one year
Between July 2021 and June 2022, books were banned 2,532 times.
Maury Wills, legendary shortstop for the Los Angeles Dodgers, dies at 89
Maury Wills, who helped the Los Angeles Dodgers win three World Series titles with his base-stealing prowess, has died. He was 89.
Making Ends Meet
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Rural Colorado schools eligible for funding from non-profit
The grant can be used for just about anything that will positively impact a students' education, whether it be a classroom outing to expose students to something new, professional development for individual teachers, a classroom kit of tech training tools, or possibly an exciting new program.
Denver's financial empowerment program helping most at need
The financial support program offers one-on-one coaching and consumer protection information, all aimed at helping people decrease debt and increase savings. And – it's free.
Cross Purpose helps students on path for future employment
Cross Purpose staff help students outline a long-term path for future employment, polishing their resumes and taking them to the next rung on their career ladder.
Xcel Energy asks for yet another rate increase
Citizens had their chance to let the Colorado Public Utility Commission know they did not agree with a proposed gas rate increase requested by Xcel Energy.
Families struggle with inflation in back to school supplies
On Thursday, Servicios de la Raza is hosting a Back-To-School supplies drive for the community, giving out backpacks and supplies to any families who need them.
Health News
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Toxic 'forever chemicals' over safe limit in over 100 Colorado utilities
More than 100 public drinking water systems in Colorado found levels of "forever chemicals" in their drinking water systems that the EPA now says are unsafe, according to public testing records.
Art Show & Auction supports mental health services for LGBTQ+ community
Envision: You is focused on mental health care for LGBTQ+ community members, and is holding a fundraising art show & auction.
Mountain communities, ski areas relying on flu shots to keep economy running
With ski season and flu season right around the corner, Vail Resorts is now encouraging employees to get their flu shots (and COVID-19 shots while they're at it) in order to help keep their work staff fully operational.
Vail Health breaks ground on new behavioral health center
Vail Health broke ground on a new behavioral health center in Edwards.
New program puts addiction coaches in emergency rooms
A pilot program at a Colorado emergency room to help people with addiction is becoming permanent and could expand to more hospitals around the state.
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Mild stretch of Fall weather even with a weak, dry front on Sunday.
High pressure brings in drier and warmer air to start the weekend with a small cool down for Sunday.
Drizzly morning followed by partial clearing for the first day of fall
Rain showers will remain possible through Thursday with most of the additional precipitation in the mountains.
When and where to see fall colors in Colorado
It's almost that time when Coloradoans set out to the mountains to see our fall colors. But this year those brilliant yellow and oranges seem to be arriving a little later than usual.
Rodents spark fire in Waterton Canyon after chewing electrical box
Fire investigators determined a wildfire was sparked by rodents in Waterton Canyon early on Wednesday.
Much cooler and eventually quite wet on Wednesday
Expect clouds and noticeably cooler temperatures on this FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY with rain arriving late in the day for Colorado's Front Range.
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A little cooler but, still pleasant for Sunday
Watch Dave Aguilera's Forecast
STEAM Academy lacking basic necessities, founder says
Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy co-founder Brandon Pryor says the school was created as a space to celebrate students of color. It took years of planning, but Pryor feels that effort hasn’t been matched.
Former sugar beet farmworkers raise $300,000 for sculpture
Making sure that history is known by future generations of Coloradans, prompted Mujeres de Colores Founder Betty Aragon-Mitotes to spearhead a project to honor the generations of Hispanic beet workers.
Experts react to train smashing into Platteville cruiser with woman inside
"As soon as you handcuff somebody you are responsible for their safety," said Richard Kolko, a retired FBI Special Agent.
Mild mannered Fall weekend
Watch Dave Aguilera's forecast