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Spencer Butterfield's 3-pointer and subsequent go-ahead free throws, after a Colorado State technical foul, keyed Utah State's 73-69 comeback victory over the Rams in the first round of the Mountain West Conference tournament.
Police in Denver are searching for four people involved in at least two aggravated street robberies.
Police in Longmont have identified the suspect in Wednesday morning's dramatic car chase and he has a long criminal history.
The driver of a car involved in the final crash before a suspect in a kidnapping and two carjackings was taken into custody told CBS4 she was listening to the chase on her radio when the collision occurred.
Police in Denver are searching for an assault suspect who left his victim seriously injured.
Police in Aurora have arrested a suspect in connection with a homicide that occurred in 2005.
Police in Lakewood are searching for two thieves they consider "desperate" and "dangerous" in a couple of attempted cologne robberies.
It's a race against the clock for Boulder County as six months after the historic floods there are still dozens of flood damaged sites that need to be fixed before the spring runoff.
The man accused of shooting a police officer in Loveland has been officially charged. Cody Powell has been charged with attempted murder and assault in the shooting of officer Garret Osilka.
Reservations are now being accepted for the 8th annual Mountain Plover Festival set for April 25 and 26. It's a chance for bird watchers to spend the weekend with Colorado ranchers and check out the nesting grounds for the elusive plover.
There's an app out there that can see for the blind. It helps in self-sufficiency. It's called "Tap Tap See."
The Colorado Department of Transportation is testing the use of new tow plows in the mountains using equipment that trails behind a normal snow plow truck to better clear Interstate 70.
There was a special painting party for patients at The Children's Hospital in Aurora on Tuesday.
When Xcel Energy, Colorado's largest utility, raised questions about net metering, regulators found the issue so contentious they separated it from a routine review of Xcel's renewable policies.
Colorado doesn't know how much money it's going to get from marijuana taxes, but that doesn't mean it's too soon to argue about spending it.
