Weld County Chase & Shootout: Officer Wounded, 1 Suspect Dead, Another Hurt
One person is dead after a police chase and an officer-involved shooting in Weld County Friday morning.
Watch CBS News
One person is dead after a police chase and an officer-involved shooting in Weld County Friday morning.
Aurora police are asking for the public's help trying to find a girl who ran away from home.
South Metro Fire and Xcel gas crews are working to seal a gas leak in Centennial. It's happening near the intersection of Fulton and Easter.
Denver Police have cleared the scene of an accident at Leetsdale and Oneida. A car hit the side of a school bus.
Westerly "downsloping" winds will push temperatures into the upper 60s to near near 70 degrees in Denver on Friday. That's nearly 20 degrees above normal for the middle November 20.
A trio of Aurora spots serve up fresh poke.
A former Kentucky school principal who made headlines 10 years ago for trying to ban classroom books with "homosexual" content has been indicted on child pornography charges.
Ahead of the 2020 United States Census, the government is working to hire temporary employees in Denver.
Police in Denver arrested a man near 30th and Downing after reports of a man outside a mosque with a gun.
Officials investigating complaints about a day care in Colorado Springs found more than two dozen children -- all under the age of 3 -- behind a false wall that led to the basement of the owner's home.
A Weld County Commissioner is trying to break his own world record by heading to the carnival. In 2017, Scott James rode a ferris wheel for 50 hours in a row.
What your dog eats for dinner wouldn't normally be something one would think as a controversial topic, but it's been stirring up a storm in state and federal courts in Colorado.
The 2-year-old buck was wearing a fluorescent orange collar -- and officials believe it was raised by people and recently set free in the area.
It was a game that changed Marley Delaney's life. The game where Arapahoe and Regis high schools took to the court to play against each other, but they were actually on the same side.
A Boulder man who didn't pay contractors for work they did on his home but instead threatened to report them to ICE, had been ordered to pay more than $23,000 in restitution.
