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According to investigators on Colorado's Western Slope, approximately four pounds of methamphetamine, three ounces of cocaine, nine-and-a-half pounds of fentanyl powder, and approximately 220 fentanyl pills, along with a firearm were seized.
In what's part of a national trend, the cost of attending many of Colorado's major public universities is on the rise.
Coloradans are starting to feel the effects of some of President Trump's economic policies in different products including eggs, flowers and coffee.
Some residents in Castle Rock are poised to take control of the majority of their metro district boards ahead of a special election.
When Chris Atwood was nearing kidney failure, his coworker stepped up to help.
One less stray dog is on the streets and is now in his forever home thanks to the hard work and dedication of Denver Parks and Recreation.
Tonight, CBS Colorado bid farewell to someone you likely have never seen on our shows, but is a huge part of the way we cover Colorado.
Grasslands span from the Great Plains to the foothills, and fires are a natural part of the ecosystem. But as more people have moved into these areas, the threat of a wildfire's destruction has prompted local emergency agencies to rethink their strategies.
Xcel Energy customers are experiencing more power outages for a longer period, according to an investigation by the Colorado Public Utilities Commission.
An Aurora teen convicted in two fatal shootings that claimed the life of an Iraqi refugee and a teenager at Southlands Mall will serve three decades in prison.
The Denver International Airport marked a major milestone Wednesday: its inaugural Airbus A380 flight to Munich Airport in Germany.
Property values in the Denver metro area will remain largely flat after more than a decade of sharp increases.
John Elway's former NFL agent and longtime friend, Jeffrey Sperbeck, has died at 62 after falling from a golf cart in California.
Health and law enforcement officials are trying to dispel both myths and the stigma surrounding the dangers of fentanyl with an art exhibit.
Mary Nguyen's family journey drives how she thinks, and how she runs her Olive & Finch Collective.
