'The Man Was Alive' – And Other 2013 Flood Stories With Happy Endings
CBS4 this week gathered a handful of recollections from last year's historic flood that highlight the good-news stories that emerged. Here are a few.
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CBS4 this week gathered a handful of recollections from last year's historic flood that highlight the good-news stories that emerged. Here are a few.
For the first time in CBS4 history an incumbent U.S. senator has declined to debate his opponent live on air. In fact, Sen. Mark Udall isn't doing a debate on any of the four major network television stations in Denver.
Another Denver deputy misbehaving has been caught on camera. The deputy has been suspended for using martial arts moves on an inmate.
There's been some relief for Weld County farmers still suffering from the effects of last fall's flooding.
Police in Denver would like get in contact with witnesses to an assault last year that resulted in a man's death.
Students at a high school in Douglas County will have to pass a different kind of test to attend their homecoming dance this year.
The search is on for a man groping women in Eagle County.
NASA astronaut and University of Colorado alum Steve Swanson is back on Earth.
Prosecutors in eastern Montana are asking a state judge to deny a defense request to suppress the suspect's alleged confession in a high-profile murder case.
Representatives from the Find the Good Life in North Dakota workforce recruitment initiative will attend the RecruitMilitary All Veterans Job Fair at the Sports Authority Field at Mile High in Denver on Thurs., Sept. 11, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Every baby needs them but one in three families in America can't afford diapers. That's where the Bottom Line Diaper Bank comes in.
A 19-year-old suburban Denver woman who federal authorities say intended to wage jihad has pleaded guilty to trying to help the Islamic State militant group in Syria.
Congress is taking action on the costly, delayed construction on the VA Medical Center on the Anschutz Medical Center campus in Aurora thanks to a Colorado representative.
