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Denver Mayor Michael Hancock traveled on a plane to visit family on Wednesday ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. This comes on the day he tweeted "Stay home as much as you can."
Airport officials talked to CBS4's Britt Moreno about how COVID-19 testing for employees is being conducted.
Thursday will be far from the coldest Thanksgiving on record in Denver, but temperatures are guaranteed to stay cooler than usual for Turkey Day. The Front Range will struggle to reach the lower 40s Thursday afternoon.
The COVID-19 vaccine is expected at Denver Health in just a few weeks.
CBS4 has learned that Weld County District Attorney Michael Rourke is refusing to prosecute criminal cases involving a Fort Lupton police officer who shot and killed a man last year.
No fans will be allowed at this year's high school football championship games, Colorado health officials announced on Wednesday night.
It has taken media inquiries for some unemployment claimants in Colorado to get their money. CBS4 Investigates obtained internal emails that illuminate some possible reasons why.
Family members have notified the hospitals and other entities that treated the girl who died at age 7 they intend to sue for up to $25 million.
Krystal Lee Kenney, who admitted knowing Patrick Frazee was plotting to kill Kelsey Berreth, and helping him clean up the murder scene, was denied parole on Wednesday.
This Thanksgiving, giving back to the community is two-fold at Brother Jeff's Cultural Center in Five Points.
Staff at the Denver Zoo spends each morning preparing food for more than 3,000 animals living on the grounds.
The Tri-County Health Department rescinded its order on Wednesday to close five Douglas County restaurants.
On the eve of Thanksgiving, health officials are encouraging Coloradans to celebrate the holiday with only members of their household.
The refusal of Weld County Commissioners to seek enforcement of COVID Level Red guidelines is leading to push back from the United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 7.
A Denver Black-owned business was named one of Oprah's favorite things this holiday season.
