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Another CBS4 viewer says buying a few boxes of Girl Scout cookies is costing her hundreds of dollars.
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Another CBS4 viewer says buying a few boxes of Girl Scout cookies is costing her hundreds of dollars.
A Colorado company says about 600,000 people have scanned its satellite images for clues to the fate of a Malaysia Airlines jetliner that disappeared Saturday.
A Weld County school is hiring an outside security company to protect students.
A man accused of killing a mother and her two young children has been told he could face the death penalty if he is convicted.
The Republican National Committee is pouring resources into Colorado, adding more than a dozen staffers as a new Senate candidate and sagging poll numbers for Democrats raise GOP hopes of ending the party's decade-long drought.
Officials at Peterson Air Force Base near Colorado Springs are bracing for possible cuts.
The owner of a dog training and boarding facility in Fort Collins accused of abusing animals has been found not guilty of animal cruelty.
A Summit County man who hit his wife in the head with a hatchet has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
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Unrestricted free agent safety T.J. Ward has agreed to sign with the Denver Broncos, the team announced on Tuesday.
CBS4 has learned the University of Colorado has issued a memo to its faculty with guidelines on how to conduct research involving marijuana.
A Colorado loophole that allows people to grow hundreds of pot plants without going through background checks is likely to stay - for now.
It's been 6 months since the devastating flooding hit parts of Colorado and a lot of areas will never be the same. Chief Recovery Officer Molly Urbina stopped by CBS4 studios to talk about the continuing recovery effort.
An ex-convict who engaged in a gunbattle with law enforcement on a Phoenix-area freeway was paroled from a Colorado prison in October after serving 4 ½ years of a combined nine-year sentence on assault charges.
A big change is coming to the Denver Police Department. In addition to guns and body armor, some officers will soon be armed with cameras.
