Colorado Attorney General Sues Over Gay Marriage
Colorado's Republican attorney general is following through with his threat to sue the Boulder County clerk for issuing same-sex marriage licenses.
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Colorado's Republican attorney general is following through with his threat to sue the Boulder County clerk for issuing same-sex marriage licenses.
For Bayasa Bat-Itgel, a permanent U.S. resident born in Mongolia, freedom rings with a different perspective but still as loudly.
The Arvada teenager accused of trying to gather information for a Muslim terrorist group was seemingly typical, as described by her neighbors, before her behavior started to change.
Police officers and firefighters throughout the Denver metro area are patrolling the streets for illegal fireworks.
An elk that had been wandering around the Denver metro area was relocated after getting a little too close to a school.
The progression of Shannon Conley's involvement with a radical Islamic group was captured on her social media postings.
More details are being revealed in how a 19-year-old Arvada woman made the transition from a typical American teenager into a terror suspect.
Human remains found at a construction site in Vail that put the project on hold may date back to the 1800s.
Denver's Police Chief said that it's "...not a good day" after two people were shot and killed by police officers in separate shootings on Wednesday.
Adams County police and fire agencies have voted to change a key facet of their "First Call" emergency alert system after a CBS4 Investigation revealed one agency was regularly using the system to notify residents about non- emergency community meetings.
Republican candidate for Colorado governor, Bob Beauprez, is getting some unwanted attention for comments he made about income tax four years ago.
Fire investigators are examining evidence that a grass fire may have been started by children playing with fireworks.
A woman's body was found three miles away from where she was tossed from a raft on the Arkansas River.
The teen birth rate in Colorado dropped 40 percent from 2009 through 2013, and state officials say a health initiative aimed at low-income women is partially responsible.
