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The man who posted a viral photo last weekend that shows him walking on a log in the middle of Hanging Lake, will face a judge on Tuesday but for another issue. David Lesh will appear in court for snowmobiling on Independence Pass in an area that was off-limits.
The Colorado Department of Transportation will perform rock scaling in Mount Vernon Canyon in Jefferson County.
Denver City Council approved a resolution Monday to extend its contract with the National Western Complex.
Alamosa defense attorney James Marshall was formally charged Monday morning for allegedly shooting another man in the back of the head during a protest in downtown Alamosa.
When restaurants were shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic, truckers struggled to find food on the road.
Denver police released the mugshot for Michael Close who is accused of shooting two people in Denver on June 10.
As demands across the country increase for schools and municipalities to reexamine budgets for security and local police departments, some students at the University of Colorado Boulder are calling for the university to end contractual relations with the Boulder Police Department and reduce funding for university police. Students want the school to reallocate that money to other programs like housing and mental health services.
A CBS4 producer decided to take his annual road trip to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks knowing it would be a little different during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A man linked to a fire that destroyed a police station in Minneapolis has been arrested in Breckenridge.
In a landmark case the U.S. Supreme court ruled that the Civil Rights Act does in fact protect those in the LGBTQ community from job discrimination.
The smoke has prompted a health warning - and we could see it here along the Front Range.
Colorado's temporary ban on evictions has expired, but new orders signed by Governor Polis this weekend aim to provide renters with some relief.
Lawmakers came back the end of May after the session was interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic.
The LGBTQ community in Denver is celebrating after Monday's Supreme Court ruling that a landmark civil rights law protects gay, lesbian and transgender people from discrimination in employment.
Last week, an official from the World Health Organization suggested the spread of COVID-19 from an asymptomatic person is rare.
