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A grand jury has indicted three brothers identified as leaders of the Denver gang known as GKI - for Gallant Knights Insane - on organized crime and other charges linked to a decade of violence.
A Republican effort to reduce renewable energy mandates on Colorado utilities failed its first test before a Democratic panel Monday.
The Colorado Department of Transportation announced that Highway 550 on Red Mountain Pass will remain closed for avalanche mitigation following a slide on Sunday night.
Emergency crews rushed one person to the hospital after responding to an apartment fire in Aurora Monday morning.
Dozens of Comcast customers and Latino community leaders protested outside Comcast offices on Iliff Avenue in Denver on Monday.
There's not only the problem of skipping childhood vaccines—there's also risk from delaying immunizations. Yet a new study shows most doctors are willing to "spread out" vaccinations in order to ease the fears of parents who worry that too many vaccines can harm a child. But as CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida reports, there's no evidence to back up those fears.
A new trial date has been set for Harold Henthorn, a Highlands Ranch man suspected in the deaths of his two wives.
The commission that oversees oil and gas regulation in Colorado has adopted rules designed to limit spills during major floods like the one that struck the Front Range in 2013.
Denver Public Works is rushing to fix the potholes in Denver streets before the next storm hits.
Concerns about fraud have led to what the Colorado Department of Revenue called a major undertaking to change the way it issues some tax refunds this year.
Utah prosecutors say police followed a trail of blood to a teenage girl's body in a river after she was beaten to death by her 14-year-old boyfriend in 2012.
Prosecutors will not file charges against an 87-year-old Alzheimer's patient accused of killing his roommate at an assisted living facility until they know if he is competent to stand trial.
A powdered alcohol ban is advancing in the state Legislature, though sponsors insist the ban is more of a "time-out" to figure out how to regulate a product that doesn't exist yet.
The remains of a Grand Junction teen missing since December have been found.
