Denver Police Arrest Man Dressed As Zombie For Felony Menacing
Denver police arrested a man dressed as a zombie for burglary and felony menacing.
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Denver police arrested a man dressed as a zombie for burglary and felony menacing.
A deputy from the Adams County Sheriff's Office spotted the stolen vehicle and attempted to pull it over.
One man is dead and another is on the run after a home invasion in rural Boulder County.
Dozens of people are planning a protest in Lakewood Thursday morning to show their disapproval of the Bureau of Land Management's auction.
Boulder County is holding Sleep Out 2015 the night of November 12 to raise awareness and funding in support of homeless and at-risk youth.
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Instead of sitting in class on Veterans Day, 15-year-old Colin Lewis marched through Fort Logan Cemetery, in full Highland dress playing "Amazing Grace" on his bagpipes.
A day after the U.S. Department of Justice announced the largest theft of consumer financial data in U.S. history, a CBS4 investigation shows where financial and personal information is routinely bought and sold.
A local entrepreneur says he's in the right place at the right time to capitalize on Colorado's booming marijuana business.
A memorial for a murdered Longmont couple has been vandalized for the second time.
Police in Lakewood have released video showing three people using a stolen credit card at a Ross store.
Becky Benson from Lafayette suffered with a debilitating headache for five long years. On a scale of one to 10, she says it was sometimes a 12. But Benson is now pain-free thanks to a tiny device implanted in her hip.
Drivers may think they're in the clear with all-season tires, but as CDOT ramps up its enforcement of traction laws in the high country for all vehicles, some may be caught off guard.
A dog was shot after attacking a neighbors' chickens in Elbert County, and now the animal's fate may rest with the district attorney's office.
A home invasion/robbery suspect led authorities on two different chases 12 hours apart before he was captured and then shot by officers.
