Deadly Shooting: Memorial Service Planned For Isabella Thallas
The family of Isabella Thallas tells CBS4 they plan to hold a public memorial for her on June 17.
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The family of Isabella Thallas tells CBS4 they plan to hold a public memorial for her on June 17.
A bill to improve police accountability in Colorado just passed its final reading in the state Senate.
Local activist and Denver School Board member, Tay Anderson, is now calling for Stapleton Neighborhood residents to change the name.
The city of Denver offered expanded coronavirus testing in the Montbello neighborhood on Saturday.
Bicyclists came together on Saturday to ride in solidarity of Black Lives Matter.
South Metro firefighters say one person is missing at Chatfield State Park.
The Pueblo County Coroner confirmed the identity of two men who died Friday at Lake Pueblo.
Walgreens and CVS say they, too, will remove beauty and hair products for women of color from locked cases.
As states like Utah, Texas and Arizona record surges in coronavirus numbers, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis hopes tourists will be responsible.
A rockslide east of Palisade seriously damaged a semi-truck on Interstate 70.
Severe T-storms with damaging wind gusts are possible in many areas of Colorado on Saturday.
An Aspen-based nonprofit is helping deliver personal protective equipment to Native American communities in the Southwest.
Wide-ranging reforms to law enforcement will become law in Colorado. Friday night, Gov. Jared Polis tweeted he supports Senate Bill 217, also known as a police accountability bill, and will sign it when it gets to his desk.
In the middle of a heartbreaking memorial for 21-year-old Isabella Thallas you'll find four small, but powerful words.
The "STAR" van for Support Team Assisted Response has been on the streets of Denver since the beginning of June. It follows four years of a so-called, co-responding program which has put experts on social work, mental health and addiction into police cars with officers.
