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Towns and cities, along with more than 4,000 plaintiffs in the lawsuit, impacted by the Marshall Fire are waiting for their piece of the settlement with Xcel Energy, including the town of Superior.
School and other intended mass shooters often feel they have been victimized
Colorado's zebra mussel problem has been confirmed in the Colorado River.
Arvada, Edgewater, Golden, Lakewood, Westminster and Wheat Ridge, along with Jefferson County, voted to enter an intergovernmental agreement in order to properly coordinate the resources needed for their own shelter network.
For more than 30 years, Tepeyac has worked to bring high quality, affordable health care to underserved communities in Denver.
Among the items on the ballot this November for Denver voters is the fate of a citywide ban on flavored tobacco products.
Hit reality show 'Survivor' returns on CBS, kicking off its 49th season, and a Coloradan is among the castaways.
For some Denver students, today was Field Day. Paralympians from Team USA were at All City Stadium to help students with disabilities learn about the possibilities they can achieve.
Papier-mâché skulls are decorated in homage to lost loved ones.
Police have arrested a man who University of Northern Colorado officials say was spotted on their campus with a gun.
A Colorado man has been charged with murder after allegedly shooting a man during a road rage incident on Tuesday.
Denver Public Schools is launching a new program to improve safety at school sports events by using canines to detect firearms.
A man has been charged with kidnapping after he allegedly attempted to kidnap a 17-year-old female Arby's employee from the lobby of the restaurant earlier this month.
Xcel Energy has agreed to pay approximately $640 million to settle a lawsuit involving over 4,000 plaintiffs who took the company to court over complaints stemming from the Marshall Fire.
The Colorado State Patrol says 75% of car seats in vehicles are still not being installed correctly.
The Denver Police Department is investigating interim Denver Sheriff Elias Diggins following accusations he set free a man who was in custody on an active misdemeanor assault warrant. This just days after Diggins apologized for what he called "inappropriate" comments made during a telephone call he didn't know was being recorded.
CBS4 has learned an ethics complaint was filed against Denver Manager of Safety Stephanie O'Malley based on what was revealed in a CBS4 Investigation earlier this month.
A former top administrator with the Denver Sheriff Department secretly recorded a phone call with his boss in which the interim sheriff told him he was fired "so they have a trophy they can hang on their wall."
Federal prosecutors on Thursday released photos, documents and audio recordings that were used as evidence in the federal murder trial of Harold Henthorn. Last month a jury convicted Henthorn of killing his second wife, Toni, by pushing her off a cliff in Rocky Mountain National Park in 2012.
The president of Denver's police union said Thursday he was "disappointed" but "not surprised" that Denver Manager of Safety Stephanie O'Malley tipped off a Denver firefighter that he was the subject of complaints from colleagues that led to a full blown internal investigation.
