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With another snowstorm poised to move into Colorado, officials with the Colorado Department of Transportation say more than 100 snowplows will be out on the roads in the Denver metro area.
Three members of Douglas County's School Board held a meeting to bring out what they believe are potential violations by board members who they claim are trying to force superintendent Corey Wise out.
The White House hopes federal dollars can help local law enforcement experiencing staffing shortages, but local experts say it is going to take more than money to fix the issue.
A group allegedly celebrating its first summit of a 14er littered the Quandary Peak trailhead with confetti poppers and walked away, according to witnesses.
You could face steep fines for blocking a highway due to inadequate equipment when a chain or traction law is in effect.
North Metro Fire Rescue District responded to a fire at a one-story residential building in Northglenn Tuesday morning.
Aurora Police Department responded to a crash that killed a 52-year-old woman and critically injured a 42-year-old man Monday night.
The website FlightAware.com constantly tracks delays and flight cancellations at Denver International Airport, which goes by the airport code DEN and is known to locals in Colorado as DIA.
Sheriff Rick Reigenborn just happened to be in the right place, at the right time, during his live stream on Saturday night -- when the driver of a stolen vehicle hit a patrol car.
The CBS4 weather team has declared a First Alert Weather Day for both Tuesday and Wednesday. Snow similar to recent storms in Denver will fall; the difference this week will be the extreme cold.
The victim was identified as Latasha Betterly-Byrd, a deputy with the Denver Sheriff Department.
Colorado is the No. 3 best state to retire in. That's according to a new study from WalletHub.
Nearly two dozen Denver businesses may have to pay fines for illegally selling tobacco products. Regulators says they don't have a newly required license, which allows sales to people 21 and over.
With fewer employees answering calls and call volumes increasing, Aurora's 911 call center is no longer able to meet national 911 standards.
The American Medical Association Pediatrics found 72% of kids in Colorado have lead in their blood -- one of the highest percentages in the country.
