Colorado Parks And Wildlife Agents Help Remove Trash Can Lid From Deer's Neck
A deer is probably a little more comfortable after Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers were able to remove a trash can lid from around the animal's neck.
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A deer is probably a little more comfortable after Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers were able to remove a trash can lid from around the animal's neck.
In one week, the Adams 14 School Board voted to fire its private management company over allegations of misuse of taxpayer money and the Colorado School Board voted to conduct an independent review of Adams 14.
Westbound lanes of Interstate 70 reopened after being closed on Friday afternoon due to safety concerns.
The Denver Fire Department welcomed 22 new firefighters into its ranks on Friday.
A lot of people are searching for at-home rapid COVID-19 tests as wait times for PCR tests top one hour in the Denver metro area and sometimes results are delayed for days due to the increased demand.
As negotiations continue between King Soopers and the union representing striking workers, businesses around King Soopers stores are feeling the impact too.
On Friday, crews contracted by Boulder County began clearing roadways of damaged and destroyed vehicles and trailers, trees, and other debris that are blocking access to properties in the Marshall Fire burn areas.
Like Coloradans across the state, Denver resident Sara Henry watched the flames of the Marshall Fire tear through Boulder County subdivisions.
It's a First Alert Weather Day. A cold blast of wintry weather is pushing wind, cold and snow through the state.
It's a First Alert Weather Day at CBS4, and snowy weather is leading to dangerous driving conditions in Colorado's foothills.
Former Greenwood Village police officer Adam Holen was in court on Friday to face charges in the shooting death of 17-year-old Peyton Blitstein in Aurora on the day before Thanksgiving.
Denver Public Schools "schoolchoice" open enrollment is underway.
More Coloradans are heading to the high country for the holiday weekend, which means traffic will be heavier than normal along I-70.
Denver police are asking for the public's help in trying to solve the apparent killing of a man in southwest Denver.
Police say Guillermo Ramirez was driving at speeds of 90 to 100 miles per hour when he ran a red light at West Sixth Avenue and West Colfax Avenue and crashed into an SUV.
