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Lighthouse Artspace Denver will host "Frida: Immersive Dream" starting in March.
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Lighthouse Artspace Denver will host "Frida: Immersive Dream" starting in March.
The Drug Enforcement Administration announced a "major investigation" involving the seizure of 110,000 fentanyl-laced pills in the Denver area.
Denver has put together a a draft version of its 2022 action plan to address homelessness in the city.
Colorado lawmakers were paying close attention as the country's highest court heard arguments in a case that could change abortion rights across the country.
Colorado's health department announced that emergency workers should not use a condition involving erratic behavior by people as a reason to inject them with the drug ketamine.
Colorado State Patrol shared a post on Tuesday welcoming its future troopers.
Denver Public Schools says it's experiencing staff absences in droves, but the community is stepping up to help with the substitute shortage.
Temperatures around Colorado are running anywhere from 15 to 30 degrees above normal for this time of year.
The state tallied a new record for total sports betting proceeds in October, taking in nearly $10 million in one month.
Many of you have a lot of questions about the new variant, so CBS4 brought them to a health expert following things closely. Answers were provided by Dr. Reginald Washington, chief medical officer from Presbyterian St. Luke's and Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children.
Part of U.S. 36 at Wadsworth Boulevard in Broomfield was closed for at least an hour because of a serious crash involving a motorcycle and another vehicle.
Two Colorado-based carpooling apps launched this week. They both aim to cut down on traffic headed to the high country this ski season.
Homeowners in Breckenridge captured video of a mountain lion roaming their neighborhood.
Boys & Girls Clubs have such a profound impact on children, that when members grow up they want their own kids to be members.
As of Wednesday, there were 1,432 patients in Colorado hospitals who tested positive for COVID-19.
