Pepsi Center Will Offer Closed Captioned For Hearing Impaired
There are some changes coming to the Pepsi Center as a result of a lawsuit. A woman who is deaf sued because there was no captioning during games.
Watch CBS News
There are some changes coming to the Pepsi Center as a result of a lawsuit. A woman who is deaf sued because there was no captioning during games.
A Denver judge ordered a bike thief to pay back almost $12,000 dollars to his victims.
Two residents in Fort Collins created a new service to help drivers avoid freight trains.
Fire investigators in Brighton have found the cause of a house fire in Brighton.
Law enforcement officers from around the state are expected to attend the memorial service for Deputy Zack Parrish on Friday.
The man accused of taking two girls from their home in Texas is now charged with kidnapping.
The Webbs captured this video of Abigail, Emily, Grace and McKayla exchanging hugs and posted it to Facebook on New Year's Day.
The lockdown at the state Capitol was lifted about a half hour after shots were fired nearby on Thursday afternoon.
It's safe to say long-time Summit County residents are a little concerned with the lack of major snowfall so far this season.
It's the ultimate battle of 60's music and the audience drives the competition.
Colorado's Democratic state House speaker has dismissed a sexual harassment complaint against Democratic Rep. Paul Rosenthal of Denver.
A mother who left her 2-year-old son in a car overnight during freezing temperatures after downing several shots of vodka was sentenced to eight years in prison on Thursday.
Two weeks before her disappearance, Natalie Bollinger wrote on Facebook that a man she once helped had been harassing her.
Creators of a popular immersive art entertainment project in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on Thursday announced a push into a major metropolitan market with plans for an interactive exhibit and music venue on a highway-side property in an industrial downtown Denver neighborhood.
Republican U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner of Colorado said Thursday that he's placing a hold on Department of Justice nominees and will try to push legislation to protect marijuana sales in states where the drug is legal after Attorney General Jeff Sessions withdrew a federal policy that allowed recreational markets to emerge.
