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Faulty General Motors ignition switches are blamed for 13 deaths and have prompted a massive recall, but a Denver engineer told CBS4 Investigator Rick Sallinger she knew about the problem two years ago.
Marijuana's square cousin, industrial hemp, has come out of the black market and is now legal for farmers to cultivate, opening up a new lucrative market. That was the idea, anyway.
A group with funding ties to the Democratic governors association has bought an ad that highlights Tom Tancredo's opposition to Obamacare in the hopes that Tancredo will win the GOP primary.
A major drug-trafficking bust netted 28 arrests in the metro area Friday morning, the result of a two-year-long investigation into increased meth production in homes across the city.
After the Snake River chewed through a half-mile of the only road leading in and out of this small mountain community, crews made progress Friday reconnecting Montezuma to the rest of Summit County.
The suspect in Thursday night's fatal pedestrian hit-and-run accident surrendered to Denver police on Friday afternoon.
Grant Robert Lee, the man accused of attempted carjacking during a wrong-way high-speed chase this week, appeared before a judge Thursday.
Severe storms moved across Colorado's Front Range and onto the Eastern Plains, and it included tornado touchdowns.
Three deaths in two weeks and Colorado rivers rushing at record levels have put a premium on safety for kayaking and rafting enthusiasts this spring.
The Denver Broncos along with the Western Dairy Association provide the Fuel Up To Play 60 program to schools.
A police German Shepherd tied to a post and left to die was found Thursday morning just hours from death, severely dehydrated and 20 pounds underweight.
Police are warning marijuana businesses about robbery plots targeting couriers who carry large amounts of cash and pot.
A geophysicist from the University of Colorado is hoping to settle the question of whether a small earthquake last weekend near Greeley was caused by wastewater injection wells.
Inmates with serious mental illnesses won't be placed in solitary confinement in Colorado under a new law.
Some angry parents spoke out in a rally on Thursday, saying Denver Public Schools has ignored its southwest region and allowed schools there fail.
