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Jurors have found Dexter Lewis guilty of killing five people inside a Denver bar during a botched robbery and then attempting to cover up the crime by setting the place on fire with the victims still inside.
There was an important checkup for a young beagle with a rare heart problem. Surgeons at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital at Colorado State University are treating Lilly Rose, and Monday they got their first look at her since the complicated surgery.
Marijuana activists campaigning to see pot consumption allowed in bars and other public places in Denver turned in nearly 11,000 signatures to get the question on November's city ballots.
The Animas River in southwestern Colorado will remain closed at least another week after millions of gallons of mine waste spilled into the river.
A man charged with setting his estranged wife's house on fire in March pleaded guilty Monday morning on charges of arson, stalking and reckless endangerment.
The chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee said Monday the troubled VA should fire problem employees faster and that Congress should make it easier for the entire government to dismiss bad workers.
Manitou Springs residents heard flood sirens Monday afternoon as a storm bringing hail caused flooding in the town that has dealt with the problem since the Waldo Canyon Fire in 2012.
Nobody was injured after a roof of a building collapsed at Centennial Airport Monday afternoon.
Another man is now accused of jury tampering for allegedly handing out literature on jury nullification as potential jurors entered the Lindsay-Flanigan Courthouse in Denver.
A woman accused of stabbing a man to death in Denver has been formally charged.
The latest in the mine spill into the Animas River:
CBS4's Jeff Todd has covered the story since the beginning, so he answered some of the big questions in an effort to provide you with basic information on the many issues.
The yellow plume of contaminated wastewater that spilled from an abandoned Colorado mine and flowed downstream toward two other states is three times larger than originally estimated, federal officials say.
