Weld County Man Faces Up To 240 Years In Prison After Injuring Deputy With Shotgun Blast
A Weld County man faces between 80 and 240 years in prison after being found guilty of multiple charges.
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A Weld County man faces between 80 and 240 years in prison after being found guilty of multiple charges.
Business owners in Grand Lake have returned to town and are dealing with the aftermath of the East Troublesome Fire.
New COVID-19 restrictions in the City of Denver prompted Denver Public Schools to switch some students back to remote learning.
Voters in the Colorado 2020 general election have chosen Democrat Joe Biden over Republican Donald Trump for president, CBS News projects.
One day after announcing restaurants can only seat 25% of capacity indoors, the city of Denver is hoping to help restaurants with a grant program.
Colorado could see more types of casino games and higher bet limits now that voters statewide have approved Amendment 77.
Denver water customers can expect a slight increase to their water bills in 2021.
The Summit County Public Health Department is investigating a recent outbreak of COVID-19 among Summit High School students.
The fourth most-populated county in Colorado has the most ballots returned thus far in the 2020 presidential election.
Summit County Public Health is working with the state to avoid more restrictions as its positivity rate exceeded 10% on Wednesday.
The City and County of Denver has $435,000 from the CARES Act. The money will be used as grants for restaurants and bar owners who spent money to create or expand an outdoor space.
This week, the first round of checks, totaling $6.7 million, went out to small business owners. Applications for the second round of funding closed on Wednesday, and decisions on who gets money will be made in about five weeks.
Wolf Creek Ski Area in Rio Grande County opened on Wednesday.
On CBSN Denver, Kelly Werthmann talked to Dr. Wade Smith, an orthopedic surgeon with OrthoOne at Swedish Medical Center who said that
The largest wildfire in Colorado history has burned 208,663 acres and remains 64% contained.