A One Of 2 Licensed Camel Dairies in the United States Lies In Eastern Colorado
A Colorado dairy farmer is one of only two licensed camel milk producers in the country.
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A Colorado dairy farmer is one of only two licensed camel milk producers in the country.
A 50-year-old Highlands Ranch man was sentenced to 41 months in federal prison after he received nearly $900,000 in federal and state pandemic relief funds intended for struggling businesses.
In a new ranking of the top states for millennials to live in, Colorado makes the Top 10.
We start out the holiday weekend with daytime temperatures in the upper 80s for Colorado's Front Range.
Jenny Levine Finke, of Greenwood Village, developed an at-home celiac gene test and it was just released on the market this month.
If it's not caught early, celiac can cause a host of health problems.
For the first time in months, drought improved instead of worsening this week. But Colorado still has a long way to go.
Aurora Police say a 2-year-old boy drowned on Friday in a pond at Expo Park. Officers found the boy and pulled him from the water and performed CPR, but they were not successful.
Following a CBS4 Investigation that found "critical" problems with the tented roof covering DIA's main terminal, Denver City Councilman Kevin Flynn has asked DIA administrators to provide an "action plan" on what they intend to do and when they intend to do it.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Public Health has confirmed a second presumptive monkeypox case in the state.
As more people adopted pets during the pandemic, the opposite is happening now. More pets are being surrendered to animal shelters.
Rocky Mountain National Park has opened the entirety of Trail Ridge Road for the season.
Aurora Police Department data obtained by CBS4 shows that more Latino youth are involved in violence in the city than Black youth.
Very warm and dry weather at the start the Memorial Day weekend will be replaced by cooler and wetter conditions starting Sunday.
Dozens of students from the Denver area gathered at the steps of the Colorado State Capitol building to call for legislation that would further regulate who has access to guns, and the types of guns available on the market. Students from Northfield High School in Denver were behind the gathering just one day after their school was at the center of a possible gun threat for several hours.
