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Gov. Jared Polis' office told CBS4 that the COVID-19 Dial "will evolve from a statewide public health order to locally-managed and local ordinances on April 16."
A suspected DUI crash closed all but one eastbound lane on U.S. 6 near Wadsworth Boulevard on Wednesday evening.
Craft beer fans can enjoy a pint and help their favorite craft breweries at the same time during Colorado Pint Day on Wednesday.
Friends and family of Rikki Olds remembered her legacy and celebrated her life on Wednesday during her memorial service.
Elbert County shut down its Samuel Elbert government building due to a COVID-19 outbreak.
A total of 1,000 college students in Larimer County will be getting the COVID-19 vaccine thanks to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.
The Colorado Judicial Department announced jury trials resumed in the 2nd Judicial District.
There is an update to the state health order for Level Green counties on the Colorado COVID-19 dial.
A much-anticipated park name change will have to wait a little while longer.
More than a year after CBS4 Investigates found dangerous radon levels in some public housing units, DHA says it will begin a year-long effort to test all of its complexes for the toxic gas.
Police in Broomfield have arrested a man outside Broomfield Heights Middle School. Officers made the arrest after investigating a report of a man with a gun outside the school on Wednesday afternoon.
Molson Coors has launched its first organic beer on National Beer Day.
A Denver community will have access to a free COVID-19 vaccination and health screening clinic this week.
Starting April 9, Friday, Jefferson County will move to level yellow restrictions on the state's COVID-19 dial.
A woman in Castle Rock got a surprise when she learned who, or what threw a rock at her vehicle's windshield.
