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A bipartisan bill to make it easier for Colorado residents who are in the country illegally to obtain state drivers licenses has passed a Senate committee.
The U.S. Forest Service approved construction of a road across public land to reach private property where a developer plans to build condos and restaurants at Wolf Creek ski area.
Early childhood development is paramount for young kids because "90 percent of brain development happens in the first five years of their lives," an expert told CBS4.
A bill that would require public schools in Kentucky to display "In God We Trust" has passed the state House of Representatives.
A bill to ban vaping in public spaces where smoking isn't allowed has cleared its first Colorado House committee hearing.
Two pieces of legislation that could impact the thousands of people in Colorado who are suffering from Alzheimer's are being considered by lawmakers.
The collection will feature more than 300 items at an affordable price.
In the Colorado Mountains, there is a camp where for one week, kids with a rare disease can get away and just be kids.
The women at Women in Kind are hard at work preparing for their first-ever Women in Art show.
Hundreds of people have signed a petition asking Eldora Mountain Resort to improve safety on chairlifts for ski school after a 6 year old fell from one on Sunday.
A teacher in Jefferson County was honored by the Denver Nuggets for going above and beyond his normal duties to help his students.
At least two major Colorado school districts say they are talking with some of their students, after an online trend resurfaced, encouraging children to harm themselves.
Denver will give homeless people notice before confiscating their belongings and make it easier for them to retrieve seized items under a proposed settlement of a federal class action lawsuit that challenged the way it was clearing homeless encampments.
Some state lawmakers want to limit how much doctors and hospitals are reimbursed on the individual market.
