Youth Vaccine Crackdown Advances In Colorado
Colorado lawmakers advanced a proposal to make it harder to send kids to school without vaccinations.
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Colorado lawmakers advanced a proposal to make it harder to send kids to school without vaccinations.
A relatively straightforward bill to help prevent agricultural fires from starting wildfires is on the ropes at the Colorado Legislature.
A Pueblo firefighter has been injured while fighting a fire in a home.
A Colorado proposal to commission a new study about the health effects of drilling on the Front Range sparked strong emotions Thursday in its first legislative hearing.
A teenage girl got away from an attempted kidnapper after she sprayed him with pepper spray.
The double murder suspect called "Ms. Puppy" appeared in court in Denver on Friday morning. Daryl Rasmussen is accused of murdering two men at their Denver home in 2011.
Police have cited the driver of an RTD bus after the bus struck a pedestrian Friday morning.
It's the scanner traffic no one ever wants to hear: an active shooter is in a school, followed by "This is not a drill."
A fire truck and an SUV collided in Denver overnight, knocking over a fire hydrant and sending water gushing into the street.
An apparent dispute between workers led to a stabbing at a restaurant in Lone Tree Thursday night.
Looking for a volunteer job to help support your community? Here are a few great places for anyone who loves animals and is looking for a way to help out.
Every year the American Red Cross trains thousands people to do CPR. It's a lesson Denver resident Douglas Schillinger learned several decades ago.
A veteran Denver Police Detective has been demoted after superiors learned he was regularly leaving work behind while he was on duty, to pursue an extra- marital affair in a suburb located miles away from Denver.
Retail pot sales are booming in Colorado but not everyone knows what the laws are surrounding legalized marijuana. Now there's a website dedicated to answering your questions.
A lot of people love conspiracy theories, and it's no different when it comes to health. But as CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida reports, what you falsely believe may hurt you.
