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Inspired by the viral video phenomenon #LipSyncChallenge, the new special "Lip Sync To The Rescue" will be broadcast Monday, Sept. 9 7-8 PM Denver time on CBS4.
CBS4 has learned that the city has moved to terminate the renovation contract for Denver International Airport's Great Hall project, telling the developer, Great Hall Partners, that it has been fired "for convenience."
After more than six hours of testimony, no vote was taken Monday evening on the proposed Booth Heights planned development. The development is proposed on a site that is also home to bighorn sheep that winter range in East Vail.
A judge has postponed the trial of a man accused of killing his 13-year-old son in southwest Colorado.
Finding the perfect brewery for your mood can be tough. These spots in Aurora are well worth exploring.
The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office is investigating a "rash of smash and grabs."
The son of two victims from the El Paso Walmart shooting returned home to Colorado Monday after attending his father's funeral and helping his mother recover from her injuries.
A public debate was held Monday night to see what the future of electric scooters in Denver is, or should be.
Multiple species -- including Colorado's state fish -- could be impacted by changes to the Endangered Species Act. The Trump administration plans to unveil the new rules in detail later this week.
An investigation has found no link between four cases of cancer in one section of a Metro State University of Denver classroom building and the building itself.
Even after her passing, Sancy Shaw continues to shine. In fact, last week a song was released about her life.
Self-taught Colorado sculptor Joan Cabarrus specializes in life-like sculptures for pet lovers of all kinds.
A study published earlier this year suggests patients who use cannabis respond to anesthesia differently.
In 1953, Christel Walrath made history at Children's Hospital Colorado as the first patient ever to have open-heart surgery there.
Immigration detainees are complaining about the health care they are receiving while they are locked up in Aurora.
