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Students at a Denver school with a focus on deaf and hard-of-hearing students are going to have an easier and more comfortable way to wear their masks thanks to another kid they don't even know. Ten-year-old Juliette Hoffman delivered 100 homemade ear savers to Carson Elementary School this week.
A bill aimed at reducing the standardizing testing load in Colorado schools passed out of the House Education Committee on Friday.
The Denver Police Department is investigating a deadly hit and run on Friday night at West Kentucky Avenue and Morrison Road.
They lined up in Dumont in Clear Creek County to get jabbed in the arm. They were among the first in Colorado to get Janssen, the new single-dose vaccination.
State Sen. Kerry Donovan introduced a bill to establish a first ever Digital Communications Commission where Coloradans could register social media complaints about everything from misuse of personal information to misinformation.
Grocery store workers are part of the nearly 958,000 Coloradans who became eligible for the vaccine Friday.
Perhaps you're among the many who've been recommended to try meditation to ease your mind but aren't sure where to begin or if you're doing it correctly. You're certainly not alone.
This year the Colorado Dragon Boat Film Festival is virtual.
Nearly 2,600 employees at JBS USA meatpacking plant in Greeley were paid to get their COVID-19 vaccines on Friday, with potentially 500 more ready to get their shot on Saturday.
Three people were rushed to the hospital with severe burn injuries after an explosion and ensuing two-alarm fire at a Greeley apartment building. The call came in at 2:15 a.m. on Friday.
World War II-era planes participated in a flyover of the state Capitol on Friday afternoon.
Crews with Golden Fire Rescue conducted a high-angle rescue Friday afternoon that closed Clear Creek Canyon for hours.
Friday marks one year since the first diagnosed case of COVID-19 in Colorado. Watch the governor's address on CBS4 and CBSN Denver at 6:30 p.m.
A Colorado couple can display their gay pride flag, at least for now.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is warning people who want to get outside and enjoy the warm weather this weekend to be aware of the winter conditions that still may exist. Some places are still too icy to enjoy.
