'Unacceptable Risk' Screening & Fire Community Social Friday In Golden
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You can meet firefighters, learn more about the film and the threat of fires and climate change in Colorado.
Broomfield Police notified the public that the high school had been evacuated late Thursday morning.
The 24-mile shutdown of the busy interstate means a three hour or longer detour to the north for drivers looking to get around the mess.
Marijuana has attracted many labels in its time. Now "certified organic" could be one of them.
Plan a quick weekend getaway and enjoy all of the attractions, entertainment and excitement Nashville has to offer.
A $35,000 chinchilla fur coat was stolen from a store in Vail over the weekend and the thieves were caught on camera.
Police raided a marijuana operation in the foothills, but the people running it say they didn't break any laws, and now they're suing the Denver Police Department.
Chris Smith scored 19 points and Utah State took advantage of Colorado's State icy 3-point shooting in the second half to take a 72-59 victory on Wednesday night.
Denver Police Sgt. Tony Lopez Jr. is recovering, spending hours in physical therapy.
The shrill of a blast alert horn welcomed a CBS4 crew into the site of one of the largest rock slides to strike Interstate 70 in Glenwood Canyon since its completion.
The United States is poised to hit North Korea with stronger sanctions for refusing to stop its nuclear weapons program. The White House now says President Obama will sign the bill, and it was co-authored by Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner.
Colorado has 50 new U.S. citizens. The group was sworn in at the History Colorado Center on Wednesday.
The November ballot in Colorado could be very crowded. The proposed initiatives this year hit on issues including assisted suicide, a fracking ban and single payer health care. All the proposals would require amending the state constitution.
Testimony began Wednesday in the trial of the People vs. Dynel Lane, accused of attacking a pregnant Longmont woman in March and cutting her unborn baby from her body.
Homeowners on the north slope of Green Mountain are being warned that their properties may contain munitions leftover from pre- World War II artillery practice.
