SB I-25 Crash Causes Large Backup For Tuesday Morning Commute
A crash on southbound I-25 just south of Thornton caused a large backup for morning commuters Tuesday.
Watch CBS News
A crash on southbound I-25 just south of Thornton caused a large backup for morning commuters Tuesday.
Capitol Heights Pharmacy in Denver has gotten several calls from people, who've already been boosted, asking if they're eligible for another shot.
A Colorado sheriff is signing a contract with the TV show COPS. The decision comes after his livestream of a stolen car chase, which gained both criticism and praise from the community, as well as national attention.
Debris cleanup from the Marshall Fire, which some feared might take as long as a year and a half, is set to be completed by July under a contract under review between Boulder County and a Texas-based contractor.
People in Denver experiencing mental health crises will soon have more help.
A $50,000 reward is being offered to anyone who can help solve the armed robbery of a Denver mail carrier.
Vetka Flowers in Superior was one of several businesses impacted by the Marshall Fire, U.S. Representative Joe Neguse visited recently to highlight the importance of securing federal disaster assistance for these businesses.
The sheriff signed a contract to get the department on the TV show "COPS."
As an act of true love, 78 couples pledged their fidelity and commitment at Forest Meadow at Loveland Ski Area on Valentine's Day.
Happy Valentine's Day! Hard to beat 61 degrees for Valentine's in February but, it's time to get ready for another blast of snow.
After days of fielding resistance, U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, representing Colorado, announced his Senate bill to add Camp Amache to the National Park System passed.
Dozens of immigrants skipped out on work and chose not to patronize businesses Monday as part of a nationwide "day without immigrants" protest.
The Colorado AG's Office announced a settlement agreement which ensures the Colorado company will it honor its "100% satisfaction guarantee" to customers who purchased its mask product.
Some Colorado lawmakers want to tackle the state's pollution with new laws.
State lawmakers are debating a bill that would do away with sales tax on women's hygiene products like tampons and pads, as well as diapers.
