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A radio station in Greeley kept broadcasting even after an out-of-control car smashed into the building. Witnesses pulled the driver to safety before the car burst into flames.
Drivers on Trail Ridge Road can expect delays for the rest of the summer during an extensive repaving project.
The younger sister of the Aurora theater gunman took the witness stand on Monday and talked about their childhood, which she described as pretty much idyllic.
A man who found a 4-year-old unresponsive in Windsor Lake on Sunday was able to meet her just one day after he pulled her from the water.
Colorado plans to help find affordable housing for artists in nine rural communities.
The Denver man convicted of killing his neighbor and putting his neighborhood on alert was sentenced on Monday to 48 years in prison.
The man who operated the "Always Available Mobile Mechanics" shop isn't available anymore. Ronald Cox is wanted on several arrest warrants out of Arvada.
Defense attorneys trying to spare the life of Colorado theater shooter James Holmes turned Monday to a court-appointed psychiatrist who previously testified for prosecutors that Holmes was legally sane during the 2012 attack but his mental illness led him to open fire.
Search crews worked to recover the body of a woman who had fallen on Paiute Peak in the Indian Peaks Wilderness on Sunday.
Alert residents helped authorities catch a dangerous man in the Ken Caryl neighborhood over the weekend thanks to Jefferson County's use of the Code Red system.
A sixth vehicle that ended up in the South Platte River has been removed, leaving five others still in the water.
A court-appointed psychiatrist who concluded that James Holmes was legally sane when he attacked a Colorado movie theater says Holmes' mental illness still is what caused him to kill 12 people and injure 70 others.
New parents get lots of advice when it comes to taking care of an infant, but a new study shows much of that advice can be off the mark, putting a baby at risk for health problems. CBS4's Dr. Dave Hnida has more on the research, and how to get the best advice.
