Dump Truck Knocks Down Power Pole, Causes Power Outage
A dump truck knocked down a power pole in an alley in Denver Thursday afternoon causing a power outage to about 100 homes.
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A dump truck knocked down a power pole in an alley in Denver Thursday afternoon causing a power outage to about 100 homes.
Let's face it. We all like the idea of the "empowered" patient. But a new study may take some of the steam from that empowerment. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida has advice on a new study that looks at the home blood pressure cuffs.
Two mountain lions have been spotted in residential areas over the past two days and wildlife officials say it's something that may happen more as the temperatures continue to drop.
The owner of Illegal Pete's restaurants will not change the name despite some complaints that it's offensive to immigrants.
In the end, not even Oregon's backyard chicken owners and vegan foodies had enough money and clout to persuade voters to pass a ballot measure that would have required labeling of genetically modified foods.
Some drivers may experience a detour as construction continues on the U.S. 36 Express Lanes Project.
Foxes and skunks are taking advantage of a good situation in Evergreen and learning to live together.
Colorado Springs voters have rejected a proposal to control stormwater that sometimes spills into neighboring Pueblo County.
Homeless veterans will be able to get clothing, toiletries, haircuts and hot meals at the annual Homeless Veterans Stand Down in Denver.
Get ready for Night at the Museums where anyone can visit nearly two dozens museums for free and one stop is featuring an exhibit on modern masters. It's all part of Denver Arts Week.
Santa Claus is coming to town and it's today. Santa will arrive at the Cherry Creek Shopping Center Thursday evening.
Learn that instrument you've always dreamt of learning, or polish your skills and get back to performing. Here are some great places to take music classes as an adult in Denver.
Check out a photo gallery with pics from CBS4 and CBS4 viewers during this week's blast of cold and snow in Colorado
The number of people with stalkers has doubled in the past three years. Experts say the alarming trend is due partly because of social media, and the constant need to check in, makes it easier for stalkers to keep track of their victims.
Police in Denver are trying to end a standoff with a man who has refused to leave his home. The man has a gun.
