Academy of Pediatrics Now Recommends IUDs, Implants For Teens
The nation's most influential pediatrician's group is making new recommendations to prevent teen pregnancy.
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The nation's most influential pediatrician's group is making new recommendations to prevent teen pregnancy.
A mother bear was found shot to death and left along a trail near Sunlight Mountain Resort near Glenwood Springs.
There is no school on Monday for students at Golden High School and Jefferson High School in Edgewater.
A sex offender from Indiana who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a teenage girl and killing her mother, brother and sister in southern Colorado is set to be sentenced to life in prison.
Doctors are investigating what's been leaving some children in Colorado with muscle weakness and paralysis-like symptoms.
Approximately 1,000 people attended a marijuana giveaway for veterans in Colorado Springs on Sunday.
A Fort Collins mother and son have been sentenced to prison for setting their home on fire with hopes of collecting an insurance payout.
The summer road work season is stretching into the fall and right now a major project underway along Interstate 25 and 6th Avenue is starting to aggravate commuters.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has announced new recommendations for birth control and teens. As CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida reports, pediatricians say the best methods are long acting ... and not the pill or condoms.
Shares of Clovis Oncology climbed Monday after the company reported promising study results for its cancer drug rucaparib.
A Republican congressman from Colorado says he was not trying to undermine President Barack Obama's military policy by urging generals to resign in protest.
Two immigration judges in Denver are hearing the asylum cases of mothers and children being held at a remote New Mexico deportation center.
The entrepreneurs of the young U.S. marijuana industry are taking another step into the mainstream, becoming political donors who use some of their profits to support cannabis-friendly candidates and ballot questions that could bring legal pot to more states.
More than 200 wounded or ill service personnel and veterans are competing the Warrior Games in Colorado Springs.
