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A fight in Colorado over how United States history is taught is coming to a head in Jefferson County on Thursday, with students and teachers expected to pack a school board meeting where the controversial changes could face a vote.
A caregiver accused of abusing an elderly man he was paid to help says he deserves to be in jail, but not for the charges currently being levied against him.
As technology has changed, so has the way we save money. Mobile apps are now helping thousands of vacation planners save money on accommodations, airfare, entertainment, dining and so much more.
Health officials on Tuesday confirmed the first diagnosed case of the Ebola virus in the U.S., and Colorado hospitals say they're ready if get a case comes to the state.
The recreational pot business is expected to grow rapidly now that new state laws, in effect Wednesday, allow retailers who didn't own medical marijuana shops to do business.
The popular show Cavalia Odysseo has returned to Denver after a four-year absence and it is enjoying an extended run.
Authorities say a handgun and police badge were stolen from a Denver police officer's personal car parked outside the officer's home in Jefferson County.
A CBS4 Investigation found that two supervisors with the City of Denver's parking enforcement agency were on duty and being paid when they left Denver and traveled to a retirement party for a co-worker 25 miles away for several hours last month.
An additional 18 counts have been filed against Brandon Hansen for allegedly breaking into tanning booths at a Lakewood tanning salon and secretly taking video of naked women.
More than 120 schools across Colorado are hoping to take advantage of the results of a new study which shows that students who engage in physical activity learn better.
Crews on Trail Ridge Road are clearing two to three feet of snow in the hopes the road can reopen this weekend.
A jury has convicted a woman charged in connection with a house explosion in Carr caused by the production of a marijuana concentrate like hash oil or marijuana wax.
Health officials hope that enterovirus D68 has peaked in Colorado following the news that three people infected with the virus have died in other states.
