More Scattered Storms Friday, Some With Heavy Rain
Most of Colorado enjoyed a break in the heat Thursday thanks to a batch of monsoon moisture that moved over the state.
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Most of Colorado enjoyed a break in the heat Thursday thanks to a batch of monsoon moisture that moved over the state.
Jesper Joergensen, the man accused of starting the Spring Fire, was informed in court that he faces 141 counts of arson.
One man has been on the transplant waiting list for a year now waiting to have a transplant at Porter Adventist Hospital but now the facility has suspended its program.
A rainstorm Wednesday swept debris from a charred hillside in Costilla County, interrupting the Rio Grande Scenic Railroad's first trip over La Veta pass since a wildfire closed the area in late June.
Police need help finding a wanted man they have identified in the murder of a former East High School football star.
Commerce City is moving forward with a big plan to revitalize the space where the old Mile High Greyhound Track used to stand.
CBS PREMIERE WEEK begins Monday, September 24th with our new FALL SCHEDULE.
A year after a book on the brutal slaying of black teen Emmett Till revealed that a key figure in the case acknowledged lying, the federal government has reopened its investigation of the 1955 crime that helped build momentum for the civil rights movement.
Oprah Winfrey is expanding her food empire and taking an interest in a restaurant chain that has a location in Cherry Creek.
A Florida man's dinner was abruptly interrupted when his Samsung phone caught fire.
Denver firefighters pulled two people out of a home on Thursday morning as a fire burned in the garage.
The operators of a food truck discovered a way to cope with the way above average temps that have been making it feel like an oven inside.
Adult film actress Stormy Daniels was arrested in Columbus, Ohio.
Every job has the potential to cause burnout. But when it's your doctor who is fried, the consequences can be deadly. A new survey says more than half of America's physicians are feeling burned out, and with that burnout comes a higher risk of medical mistakes.
A Greenwood Village businessman has confessed to CBS4 that he has been running a Ponzi scheme for the last seven years, bilking investors of $55 million.
