A Look At Colorado Law Amid Reported Abortion Draft Opinion
Colorado was already working on its abortion laws weeks prior to the Politico reported leak of a possible Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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Colorado was already working on its abortion laws weeks prior to the Politico reported leak of a possible Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Forest crews in Summit County are taking advantage of this month's wet weather to set their own fires to reduce the risk of wildfires in the future.
City leaders in Aurora are providing a clearer picture of how they are going to enforce their new urban camping ban.
The first permit to rebuild a home inside the Marshall Fire burn area has been issued to a couple in Superior.
More than a quarter century after the murder of JonBenet Ramsey, her dad is asking Colorado's governor to help solve the crime.
Colorado leaders are reacting to a reported leaked U.S. Supreme Court draft opinion that points to Roe v. Wade being overturned this summer.
La Alma Recreation Center is still closed following a deadly shooting last Wednesday.
What's it like starting out a career in teaching right now? CBS4 interviewed three young educators who are graduating from DU and will be in Colorado classrooms soon.
The U.S. Forest Service announced when people will be able to start making reservations to visit two popular Colorado destinations --Mount Evans and Brainard Lake.
More rain heading our way, giving Colorado a much needed soaking.
From blocking traffic on interstates to big, destructive burnouts at racing meetups, the Aurora Police Department is fed up.
The Governor's Behavioral Health Task Force is also pushing to address workforce shortages among mental health professionals, build a more effective safety net systems for people with behavioral health disorders, and shore up mental health care services to meet record demand.
A judge has ordered a county clerk who copied his voting system's hard drives to turn over his copies to Colorado's secretary of state by the end of the day Wednesday.
There could be some changes to the land surrounding Ball Arena in Denver.
A proposal would help Coloradans save money on rising property taxes in the midst of the hot housing market.