3 Injured In Overnight Crash On 6th Avenue Near Wadsworth
Three people were rushed to the hospital after a crash involving three vehicles.
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Three people were rushed to the hospital after a crash involving three vehicles.
A Timberline Fire Protection District crew was first on the scene of an illegal campfire that got out of control over the weekend.
Applications are being accepted for the "Safety and Security Grant Program," the first of three grant programs the City of Aurora is launching.
Eighteenth Judicial District Attorney John Kellner and 17th Judicial District Attorney Brian Mason are chairing the summit.
The High Park Fire is now listed at 1,558 acres, or nearly 2.5 square miles.
Police in Wheat Ridge investigated a rollover crash on Interstate 70 over Kipling Boulevard on Monday morning.
The country's deadliest outbreak of equine flu is still ongoing in southern Colorado but officials say it's winding down.
The moment of maximum eclipse happened at exactly 10:11 p.m., but for close to 90 minutes of totality, people were able to see the whole process of the moon slowly entering the earth's shadow.
Police in Commerce City arrested a 51-year-old man on a tentative charge of manslaughter after a shooting.
Some Colorado employers are stealing the wages of their workers and new research shows it's hurting all of us.
A judge has sentenced a former massage therapist who was accused of sexually assaulting several his clients to 6 years in prison. A few of those clients spoke with CBS4 about the crimes.
Colorado has an active week of weather developing as we hit mid May. Between Monday and Friday we have a chance for everything from a warming trend, two cold fronts, severe thunderstorms, return to fire danger, rain showers and for some a chance for snow by the end of the week.
A woman whose remains were found in the Colorado high country has been known simply as "Windy Point Jane Doe" for almost 30 years. Now she has a name.
A mother and daughter who went missing for 3 hours over the weekend walked right into the path of rescue crews.
Colorado's legislative session just ended, but not before lawmakers passed some major changes for the towing business.
