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Thanks to record rain this month, no drought remains anywhere along Colorado's urban corridor for the first time since August 2021. Statewide, drought has dropped 19% in 1 week.
The Denver Police Department is marking National Police Week by honoring fallen officers who died in the line of duty.
A former dean at East High School says there have been safety problems at the school for years, but that recent shootings at the school this spring are putting those issues in a spotlight that's now difficult to ignore.
Former Aurora Police Officer Eduardo Landeros, who was involved in a fatal collision in March, has been charged in connection with that crash.
There is a lot of focus on mental health lately and May just happens to be a popular month to plant gardens in Colorado.
The contract for Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero has been extended.
Public safety experts are warning Denver Nuggets fans about con artists with fake tickets especially as NBA fans are paying big bucks to see their team in the Western Conference Finals.
The U.S. Forest Service is warning outdoor enthusiasts of the state being in the midst of a meltdown, but it's happening later than normal.
The boardwalk to Sprague Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park is being replaced this summer.
This summer the North American Indian Cultures Hall inside the Denver Museum of Nature & Science will be closing because museum officials say it "perpetuates racist stereotypes."
Casa Bonita has all its permits and has hired its staff, but the restaurant still has yet to announce an official reopening date.
An inefficient system in Colorado leaves gaping holes -- the mentally ill who live on the streets or reside in Colorado's jails often end up in emergency rooms and in the courts.
An independent candidate has defeated a longtime Republican office holder to become the first elected Black mayor in the Colorado Springs, Colorado's second largest city with a reputation for being a conservative stronghold.
All charges were dropped against Courtney and Nicole Mallery. According to their lawyer, prosecutors could not prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
Denver Mayoral candidates debated homelessness, combating crime and the Broncos stadium on CBS News Colorado.
