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Another round of storms bringing heavy rain to the Denver metro area has created some problems for drivers- potholes. The extended rain has broken down weak spots in the pavement, which creates potholes.
It's the final day for voters in Colorado Springs to drop off ballots in the city's runoff mayoral election.
The Colorado Department of Transportation is still working nonstop to open Independence Pass by Thursday.
Friends and coworkers of a bicycle rider who was shot and killed on the side of a rural road in Windsor say they are scared and want answers.
A University of Notre Dame senior's death the day before his graduation was an accident when he fell 35 feet from the roof of a campus sports arena, the St. Joseph County coroner has ruled.
Boulder County law enforcement officials have seen an upsurge in heroin use and heroin-related deaths. Last week, police believe they arrested a drug dealer connected to an overdose death from earlier this year.
Fort Carson is getting a new commander for a unit that helps wounded soldiers prepare for the future in civilian or military life.
Colorado is known more for epic snow than tornadoes, but these violent winds of Mother Nature are quite common.
A Boulder-based business accelerator looks to expand growth of the $2.7 billion legal marijuana industry by providing pot entrepreneurs with training and capital for the cannabis industry.
Nearly all of El Paso County and parts of Pueblo County are at risk of flooding after more rainfall.
Pack your camping gear and a comfortable pair of hiking boots, then make plans to head on out and enjoy time in the great outdoors at the Joshua Tree National Park.
Another death in Colorado has been listed as having "marijuana intoxication" as a factor, according to a CBS4 investigation.
CBS4 has learned that Jefferson County sheriff deputies arrested their own commander for DUI and careless driving earlier this month.
A new law signed by Gov. John Hickenlooper on Monday requires medical marijuana caregivers to register with the state, and get a license if they sell more than 99 plants. But an amendment to the new law is the real story.
The threat of yet even more rain is not good news for areas already dealing with high water. Some already-swollen reservoirs are having trouble getting back below flood levels.
