Car Catches Fire On Interstate 70
A car caught fire on eastbound Interstate 70 Thursday morning and it resulted in some lane closures.
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A car caught fire on eastbound Interstate 70 Thursday morning and it resulted in some lane closures.
One Colorado city made it into the top three on a ranking of the healthiest and happiest cities in the country.
Go back in time and explore the Great Wall of China. There, you can experience local culture, learn about the region's history and view breathtaking landscapes as far as the eye can see.
CBS4 has learned the St. Vrain Valley School District has fired school bus driver Elizabeth Burris 10 weeks after she crashed a school bus.
It's been a busy month for twisters in the U.S. including some rare killer tornadoes. There have been at least four multi-state outbreaks.
Public health officials are investigating an outbreak of six mumps cases in Denver County. The outbreak is among a group of residents and health care personnel.
Keyora Wharry had 15 points and the No. 25 Colorado State women held on to win their 22nd straight Wednesday night, 49-48 over New Mexico.
Drivers love to complain about red light cameras, especially when they get a ticket. Now there's talk at the state Capitol about restricting them.
President Barack Obama's plan to close the Guantanamo Bay detention center and possibly move some of the detainees to Colorado has some people in the state very upset.
The man who has confessed to opening fire at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs asked to speak in court again on Wednesday at what was supposed to be his mental competency hearing.
A man who lost ownership of his home two years ago and sued to stop his foreclosure opened fire on three law enforcement officers trying to serve an eviction notice Wednesday.
A labor group supporting Hillary Clinton is running Spanish-language TV and radio ads in the Denver area encouraging Latinos to participate in Colorado's Democratic caucuses next Tuesday.
A bipartisan effort at the state Capitol aims at preparing Colorado students for jobs in industries that desperately need skilled workers.
The Longmont City Council has approved a new lease for Mile-Hi Skydiving despite complaints about noise from the neighborhood.
