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The Red Cross of Colorado is sending two volunteers to Washington state to help people devastated by wildfires. One of the volunteers flew out on Monday and CBS4's Kathy Walsh found she's no stranger to big fires.
Police in Aurora are investigating a possible police impersonation incident.
The city of Aurora and two police officers who are potential prosecution witnesses in the Colorado theater shootings case are fighting attempts by defense attorneys to get the officers' disciplinary records.
The Pueblo County Clerk and Recorder halted issuance of same-sex marriage licenses on Monday.
Mudslides forced the Colorado Department of Transportation to shut down Highway 24 four times over the past week.
Investigators are looking into what caused a carbon monoxide leak at a Boulder food plant.
It was two years ago when a gunman opened fire inside an Aurora movie theater, killing 12 people and injuring dozens of others. Friends and families gathered to honor the victims on the anniversary Sunday.
A company out of California that sells fruit in Colorado is voluntarily recalling whole peaches, nectarines, plums and pluots that have the potential to be contaminated with Listeria.
Authorities were trying to determine why a 51-year-old cyclist collapsed and died on Highway 82 a short distance from the summit of Independence Pass.
Former Rocky Flats employees are accusing their health plan administrators of breaking promises about their insurance given to them when they retired.
Authorities extracted a body on Monday morning from the Arkansas River near where a suspected bank robber jumped in to avoid capture.
A new poll says half of Colorado voters support the U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling allowing some religiously oriented business to opt out of contraception coverage for their employees.
Embattled Denver Sheriff Gary Wilson has left his position but will remain in the department, Mayor Michael Hancock announced on Monday.
Get a cholesterol test, and odds are you will be told to starve yourself for 12 hours before having your blood taken. But is that really the most accurate way to check blood fats? As CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida reports, researchers say fasting is like cramming for a exam -- and may not be the best way to take a blood test.
