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Almost three million people in the U.S. suffer from atrial fibrillation, a type of irregular heartbeat. It's a leading cause of stroke. CBS4 Health Specialist Kathy Walsh found a new procedure to correct the most serious cases.
An Evergreen man is facing several charges after shooting at a mother bear and her two cubs, killing the cubs. After the cubs were shot the mother bear spent all day Tuesday in a nearby tree.
A federal judge will decide if the City of Denver should be held in contempt of court for interfering with protesters handing out pamphlets in front of the Lindsay-Flanigan Courthouse.
A Colorado jury has convicted a 30-year-old Aurora woman of killing her mother on Thanksgiving Day 2013.
Another person has gotten sick with West Nile virus in Colorado.
In a show called "Matilda the Musical" -- about a magical little girl -- they need many young actresses with high energy to pull off the part. Critic at Large Greg Moody met three young performers on their way to Denver to star in the show.
If you're one of those people who hates missing the end of breakfast hours at McDonald's, hang on just a little longer: the chain says its breakfast menu will be available all day starting...
New smoking rules went into effect on Tuesday in Fort Collins.
Six Fort Carson civilian firefighters are in Washington state to help battle wildfires.
The Colorado Department of Transportation on Tuesday hosted a Car Fit event to help drivers find out how well they fit their vehicle.
More people than ever have health insurance in Colorado as a new survey found the uninsured rate in the state has dropped by more than half since the new federal health care law took effect.
A man is dead and three Loveland Police officers are on administrative leave after a deadly shooting at the Pizza Ranch restaurant on Monday night. It all started with a man throwing a bicycle into traffic on Highway 34.
Three lanes of Interstate 70 were closed at Colorado Boulevard during the evening commute on Tuesday because of a crash.
Drivers may notice some firefighters standing in the middle of traffic along the Front Range over the next several days. But it's all for a good cause.
