Aurora Police Officers Face Policy Changes Amid Calls For Independent Investigation
The Aurora Police Department held a public meeting on Tuesday afternoon to discuss policing policies.
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The Aurora Police Department held a public meeting on Tuesday afternoon to discuss policing policies.
While Gov. Jared Polis addressed the downward trend of hospitalizations over the past few weeks, he added that this isn't the time to let our guard down.
The city and county of Denver is partnering with Denver Public Health to expand COVID-19 testing to under-served and disproportionately-affected communities.
Democratic Senate contenders John Hickenlooper and Andrew Romanoff will debate Wednesday on CBS4 and CBSN Denver at 6 p.m.
Police said William Jokay-Szilagji was going 105 miles per hour just seconds before he ran the red light.
Flooding forced the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office headquarters to close for the day on Tuesday.
Metropolitan State University of Denver announced it will not increase tuition for the upcoming academic year.
Some parts of Colorado will see Black Hawk and Chinook helicopters over Chatfield Reservoir this week.
The legendary boxer and basketball player have an honest discussion about the racism they have faced in sports in America.
Steamboat Resort is reopening this month but not for skiing. The mountain coaster, mini golf, and gondola will begin welcoming customers on June 26.
Employees at a Phillipps 66 gas station in Morrison helped police stop a credit card skimming operation.
The search for a 3-year-old missing boy continues in Eagle County as dog teams combed the area for Sebastian Castro.
No one was home at the time of the fire -- thankfully firefighters were able to rescue a dog named "Camp."
Denver Police Sgt. Carla Havard has served 22 years in law enforcement and is one of a small group of black women on the force. She believes at this time, people can all join together to be upset at the death of George Floyd.
One day after reporting the largest day-to-day increase of Coronavirus hospitalizations since the peak of the virus in mid-April, the Colorado Hospital Association is now walking back the rise. The agency says a data entry error led to the appearance of an increase.
