Compromise Allows Full-Strength Beer, Liquor To Be Sold In Grocery Stores
A compromise is in the works that would allow full-strength beer and liquor to be sold in Colorado grocery stores.
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A compromise is in the works that would allow full-strength beer and liquor to be sold in Colorado grocery stores.
A bill that would generate $3.5 billion for road and bridge projects in Colorado, including Interstate 70, passed out of the state Senate on Friday.
A jury has found a man accused of an attempted kidnapping at a grocery store in Dillon last year guilty.
Two men from Pueblo were arrested on Friday after Pueblo County sheriff's deputies found a medical marijuana grow that was more than 200 plants over the legal amount.
A Coloradan is competing in a national pageant, and she needs help getting there.
Trader Joe's has issued a recall of some of their frozen vegetable products after a major frozen food supplier cited possible Listeria contamination in some of their products
A woman in Denver says it took just seconds for a stranger to hop in her SUV in the garage and start backing out of the driveway with her 2-year-old daughter was in the backseat.
After being pulled from film festival line ups in Houston and New York, "Vaxxed: from Cover-Up to Catastrophe" is now playing on the big screen in Denver.
A CBS4 Investigation has learned 14 Jefferson County Sheriff's deputies have been given various levels of discipline tied to the systematic mistreatment of a jail inmate. Jefferson County authorities call it the broadest disciplinary event at the jail that they can recall.
CBS4 Anchors Jim Benemann and Karen Leigh hosted the hattitude luncheon to raise money for the Women's Voices Fund on Friday.
A major safety upgrade has been installed inside the Eisenhower and Johnson Tunnels that includes 120,000 gallons of water.
The Cascade Cottages have been purchased by Rocky Mountain National Park and will eventually be added to the park.
The State of Colorado may have to come up with hundreds of millions of dollars by next week to pay the Oil & Gas Industry because the state lost an important case at the Colorado Supreme Court.
Authorities in Colorado bust up grow operations where the pot was being shipped to Nebraska. The grow operations were inside homes in upscale neighborhoods across the Denver metro area in Broomfield, Dacono, Thornton and Westminster.
Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey said that officers were justified in a shooting that left a suspect dead and an officer wounded.
