Colorado Senate Weighs Payments To Mineral Owners Over Fracking Rules
Mineral owners would get compensation from local governments that restrict fracking under a bill being considered by Colorado lawmakers.
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Mineral owners would get compensation from local governments that restrict fracking under a bill being considered by Colorado lawmakers.
The Boulder group behind Colorado's first Bee Safe neighborhood is hoping to make the whole city bee friendly.
There are many items you will need for an upcoming ski trip, including skis. However, these additional items will help keep you warm while looking fashionable on the slopes during your next ski trip.
If you're in the mood to bust out your dancing shoes, add these LoDo hot spots to your list and dance the night away.
Search crews are looking for a man believed to be missing in Gilpin County.
Early Thursday morning an SUV crashed into a tree at the intersection of Delaware Street and West 11th Avenue.
She went on to work as an anchor in her hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas, as a field reporter in Nashville, Tennessee, and again as an anchor in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The Roaring Fork Valley has been the epicenter for bear encounters with people, and now state officials want to hear from the public on what to do about it at meeting Wednesday evening in Glenwood Springs.
Denver is hosting the world premiere of "Appoggiatura" a play that was finally realized last year.
The City of Fort Collins is facing a lawsuit over panhandling. The American Civil Liberties Union claims the city's new ordinance, which limits where people can ask for money, is illegal.
Waiting time at Colorado's 36 Division of Motor Vehicle Offices are still stretching into the 2 to 3 hour range despite repeated indications from state officials that they would be down to 15 minutes.
A Vietnam veteran, an attorney and an art director were among the first people questioned directly about their views on the death penalty and mental illness as the second phase of jury selection began in the theater shooting case
It's only 20 years old, but a Colorado dam isn't holding up as planned. Now officials say they're going to act quickly to protect thousands of Coloradans.
A federal jury has awarded nearly $15 million to 11 Denver-area warehouse workers who accused a trucking company of segregating workers by race, calling black people "stupid Africans" and punishing those who complained.
Questioning of the potential members of the James Holmes jury may be lengthy. They will have to be "death qualified," to be able to impose the death penalty should the trial get to that point. CBS4's Alan Gionet asks the Good Question, "What's it like to be on a jury?"
