Xcel Energy's Day of Service Still Needs Volunteers
Xcel Energy's Day of Service takes place on Saturday and still needs volunteers to help at nonprofits across the Denver metro area.
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Xcel Energy's Day of Service takes place on Saturday and still needs volunteers to help at nonprofits across the Denver metro area.
The mission of a nonprofit social enterprise based in Colorado Springs is creating local jobs for people with autism and other developmental disabilities.
The Denver Zoo shared a behind-the-scenes video of the lion cub born in July meeting his father and his older sister!
What, you may ask, is Empower -- the name behind Empower Field at Mile High?
Spend an afternoon browsing music and books in Denver's Congress Park neighborhood and polish it off with dinner.
Belly up to the bar at these popular spots for beer in Aurora.
The ski industry could start its season sooner than last year.
The teenager who survived Colorado's first case of a rare vaping-related illness says she will never pick up a vape pen again. Piper Johnson, 18, spoke exclusively with CBS4 just weeks after her vaping habit almost killed her.
Todd Grudznske was convicted by a jury of DUI and first-degree murder in June, but it wasn't his first DUI conviction. Because of his history with drunk driving, a Jefferson County judge gave him the maximum penalty available at sentencing on Thursday: life in prison.
After Broomfield Police shut down a neighborhood, an investigation is now underway into a false report. The 911 caller said that a gunman shot people and barricaded himself inside a home.
The Berthoud Fire Department rescued a kitten that was stuck in a tree behind one of their stations Wednesday.
Local dog trainers are offering to help victims of a man who used false claims of being veteran with years of K9 training to attract clients.
The Denver Police Department hosts several community academies throughout the year, but now there's an academy specifically for women.
Crews have repaired a sinkhole that opened on eastbound Interstate 70 at Kipling St. Thursday afternoon.
Former public lands managers heaped criticism Thursday on a Trump administration plan to move the headquarters of the nation's largest land agency from Washington to the West.
