Colorado Pot-In-Schools Bill Awaits Governor's Pen
Colorado schools would be required to allow medical marijuana use under a bill awaiting the governor's pen.
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Colorado schools would be required to allow medical marijuana use under a bill awaiting the governor's pen.
As the snow season winds down across Colorado the numbers are impressive, especially along the Front Range.
A man convicted of robbing an elderly woman and taking her tax refund money has been sentenced to the maximum in prison.
A man charged in connection with a shooting death outside of PT's Showclub on East Colfax Avenue last year has pleaded guilty.
Denver City Council passed an ordinance Monday that allows Denver to use graywater for residential, commercial, and industrial purposes.
The Colorado Department of Agriculture has awarded Colorado State University a $18,684 grant to help peach growers in western Colorado find ways control a canker disease that has hit productivity, profitability, and orchard health.
Carbondale is using a gathering of creative Coloradoans to show off its artists and performers.
A man accused of shooting into a vehicle in LoDo and injuring several people has been formally charged.
The Denver District Attorney has formally charged a man accused in a murder and an assault on Osceola Street last month.
A man who pleaded guilty to a nearly 20-year-old murder in Denver has been sentenced.
Researchers now say the Zika virus may spread farther in the U.S. than originally believed. The mosquito known to carry Zika is mostly found in the south, but the virus has been discovered in a second species that ranges as far north as Maine and Minnesota.
The Denver area is home to some of the most well-known golf courses in the country, and many residents play year-round. While golfing, you'll want to be decked out in the proper gear.
Put on your finest, brightly colored outfits and your large hats and make plans to spend time at the Kentucky Derby this spring.
As battles against photo red light cameras and photo radar continue on both the local and state level, CBS4 found that a large percentage -- as high as one in every three such tickets -- are being dismissed in Denver.
Moisture is well above average as we head into the month of May.
