Interview: Florida Georgia Line Talk First Worldwide Tour & the Super Bowl
Florida Georgia Line are gearing up for a very busy 2015. The country trio are hitting the road in January for their 2015 Anything Goes Tour which kicks off Jan. 15.
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Florida Georgia Line are gearing up for a very busy 2015. The country trio are hitting the road in January for their 2015 Anything Goes Tour which kicks off Jan. 15.
Colorado was poised Wednesday to award more than $8 million for medical marijuana research, a step toward addressing complaints that little is known about pot's medical potential.
She started early in the morning making burritos that she sells for a few dollars at a time. Before she headed out, she piled well over 100 in coolers, wrapped with foil and piping hot.
Prosecutors have charged a man who was living secretly in the rafters above a Denver restaurant after he crashed through the ceiling, triggered a flood and got trapped in a wall.
Denver's auditor claims the sheriff's department is interfering with his investigation into the troubled department.
Three companies on Tuesday donated $1 million to help sustain clean drinking water for Denver and other metro-area communities.
An affordable housing fund aimed at providing homes near transit hubs for lower-income residents will expand into the seven-county metro area in the next decade.
A health contractor for Jefferson County must pay more than $11 million to an inmate who suffered a stroke behind bars.
An 18-month-old girl from Loveland has died from influenza.
Residential Comcast customers in Denver and Colorado Springs can now enjoy a speed increase that went into effect on Tuesday.
Two boys were hospitalized after being hit by a car while they were walking in Northglenn Tuesday morning and now police are looking for witnesses.
Wolf Creek Ski Area owner Davey Pitcher has been sentenced to probation and community service and ordered to pay a $5,000 fine after he pleaded guilty to conducting search and rescue training on public land without a permit.
The Denver Fire Department is evacuating several buildings in downtown Denver after construction crews damaged a 10-inch high pressure natural gas line.
Colorado Rep. Mike Coffman told CBS4 it's possible Congress could allot $2 billion in so-called "unobligated" funding to revive construction at the VA hospital in Aurora, nearly a week after the contractor halted work.
