Get A Dog, Cat, Bunny, Guinea Pig For Free At 'Clear The Shelters' Event
More than 600 animal shelters nationwide will be waiving adoption fees in an effort to "Clear the Shelters," including the Dumb Friends League in Denver.
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More than 600 animal shelters nationwide will be waiving adoption fees in an effort to "Clear the Shelters," including the Dumb Friends League in Denver.
With 21 states across the Unites States reporting cases of measles, doctors at Denver Health told CBS4 the public should be encouraged to vaccinate.
In order to provide student athletes proper care during rare injuries, staff with Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children hosted further training for athletic trainers in Cherry Creek School District.
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A woman who was watching how a proposed RTD fare increase could impact one woman's life, ended up changing it in ways she didn't anticipate.
The woman caring for a dog and seen with the animal on surveillance video as it bites another woman on a restaurant patio, turned herself into police on Friday so investigators could examine the dog.
The defense attorney for the man accused of murdering his pregnant wife and two young children has petitioned the court to collect DNA samples during the autopsies. Those same documents suggest the victims may have been strangled.
The community of Frederick will gather for a candlelight vigil on Friday night, to honor the pregnant mother and her two little girls who were allegedly killed by their father.
The Lakewood Police Department says Agent Mark O'Donnell still has a long recovery ahead.
The City of Aurora hosts Global Fest to celebrate its diverse population.
The Boulder Reservoir swim beach is back open after being temporarily closed due to high bacteria levels.
Pictures show dozens of whales being herded into a bay where they are killed, the sea turning red with their blood.
Friends of Shanann Watts expressed concerns to CBS News of infidelity.
Nearly two million people living in Colorado are experiencing some stage of drought.
On Friday incoming students at Colorado School of Mines climbed Mount Zion just west of campus and placed new whitewashed rocks in the signature "M" that sits on the mountainside.
