Colorado Won't See Gay Marriage Yet
Gay marriage isn't coming to Colorado yet.
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Gay marriage isn't coming to Colorado yet.
An infectious disease specialist at the University of Colorado Hospital said those protective space suits doctors are wearing among some Ebola-infected patients won't be seen in their hallways.
A new monthly survey of bankers suggests the economy is slowing down in rural areas of 10 states in the Plains and the West.
A water main break shut down all lanes of Colorado Boulevard north of Interstate 25 for a while. Southbound lanes were expected to open by 5 a.m. Friday.
New safety enhancements are debuting at Denver Public Schools as students head back to class for the fall session.
Some businesses in Colorado are joining others around the country to salute members of the U.S. military with a day of free services. That day is Sept. 11 and it's called "Freedom Day USA."
Police in Aurora are searching for a bank robber who may have headed for a Walmart parking lot after his crime.
"Fifty-eight in hippo years is like a man being 110," zookeeper and pachyderm expert Dave Johnson said.
It's move-in day at the University of Northern Colorado, and this year some students are being allowed to bring their cats or dogs to live with them in dorms.
Senate Democrats' campaign arm is spending $1 million on television ads criticizing the GOP nominee's opposition to abortion rights.
A young man who was driving an estimated 100 mph before being involved in a hit and run was sentenced to a year in jail.
When it comes to eating fish during pregnancy, it's a case of tuna ping-pong. The FDA and EPA says some tuna is good for you. Now a study by Consumer Reports says no tuna is good for you if you are pregnant, or planning to become pregnant. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida explains the controversy.
Police in Erie are hunting for vandals who targeted a house under construction.
A Colorado convict sent back to prison after being mistakenly released 90 years early says it was cruel and unusual punishment to put him back behind bars after he reformed his life.
When the Fort Collins City Council approved a plan requiring retailers to charge 5 cents for every disposable bag, it followed several Colorado communities that have enacted similar measures.
