Pueblo Officer Dragged By Stolen Car Shoots Suspects, Killing 1
A Pueblo police officer who confronted a man and a woman in a stolen car ended up getting dragged by the vehicle -- and shooting both people.
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A Pueblo police officer who confronted a man and a woman in a stolen car ended up getting dragged by the vehicle -- and shooting both people.
A Colorado company working for decades to help people do a better job cleaning their hands is hoping to help more people and companies implement technology to keep people safe and clean.
A Virginia man who writes about ups and downs of his life with cerebral palsy is trying to spread a little laughter during the coronavirus quarantine.
Severe storms are possible across most of eastern Colorado! Part of the Denver metro area and Front Range are included.
Denver police say they are looking for the public's help finding the person who stabbed and killed Ramon Perez last weekend.
The Colorado Air National Guard has scheduled a second flyover over Colorado. It's the latest in a "thank you" to essential workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Of the more than 200 deaths in the 66 nursing homes in the state, more than 90 of them occurred at the 15 facilities that had been previously cited for not having a proper infection control plan in place, according to a CBS4 analysis of state data.
Man who died of acute alcohol poisoning has death reclassified to COVID-19 by Colorado Department of Health and Environment, despite initial ruling by the coroner.
Even with all that is going on the in the world, we still have the 2020 Census this year. And it's the first time the census has been online and also by phone – in addition to paper form.
Just like with many Colorado businesses, CBS4's journalists are learning how best to be safe while working during the health crisis.
Lakewood police made a plea for motorcyclists to ride responsibly.
Residents and business owners across Colorado are encouraged to turn on red lights at 7 p.m., for one minute to pay respects to coronavirus victims.
Staff at one of Colorado's Veteran Living Communities are facing new hurdles when it comes to protecting residents and controlling the spread of COVID-19.
Aurora Public Schools has fast tracked a partnership with Meru Health to offer their staff more accessible mental health support.
As the state faces a huge budget shortfall amid the coronavirus pandemic, the topic of potential cuts came up at a recent meeting with Denver Public School leaders.
