This Week: Zoolander Returns & 'Blurred Lines' Loses
This week, Derek Zoolander broke some great news and Robin Thicke's troubles just keep getting worse.
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This week, Derek Zoolander broke some great news and Robin Thicke's troubles just keep getting worse.
Crowds lined up early Friday morning in Denver for the annual Keggs & Eggs celebration in LoDo.
Two fugitives accused of committing child sex crimes in Florida have been arrested at a campground near Florence.
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An employee at an Aurora pizza place says he feels very lucky that he avoided getting hurt when a car plowed into the front of the restaurant where he works.
Denver police is increasing patrols in the neighborhoods around City Park and sharing safety reminders after seven different recent reports of unlawful sexual contact.
For the second time this week, CBS4 has obtained Denver police video that led to an officer being disciplined for excessive force.
The U.S. Forest Service has completed a prescribed burn on less than one square mile of the Pawnee National Grassland in Weld County.
The mountain community in and around Aspen is recognized as one of the most difficult places to afford a home but one Colorado family is getting that chance.
A proposal at the state Capitol would allow startups to use crowdfunding to sell stock to average Coloradans.
The man who allegedly ran into a school auditorium with a gun was arrested after he got into a scuffle with an officer before he was arrested.
Millions of Americans are suffering from sticker shock after refilling their prescriptions. Most major health insurers are quietly changing their prescription drug plans and forcing consumers to pay a larger percentage of the total drug cost instead of a set co-pay.
A Thornton teenager who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the stabbing death of another teen has been sentenced to 36 years in prison.
Colorado's U.S. senators have joined across party lines to try to derail government shutdowns.
