Temporary Repairs Set For Estes Park Flood Damage
Temporary repairs to a flood-damaged road in Estes Park will begin Monday.
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Temporary repairs to a flood-damaged road in Estes Park will begin Monday.
A consortium led by Colorado State University has been awarded a $10 million grant to study obstacles to using insect-killed trees in biofuel production.
Colorado's hearty embrace of a 25 percent marijuana tax this week could prove a turning point for legalization backers. They've long argued that weed should come out of the black market and contribute to tax coffers.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack is touring the National Center for Genetic Resources Preservation at Colorado State University.
Colorado U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet wants more money to prevent wildfires rather than fighting them after they get out of control.
Colorado's mercurial political nature was on full display Tuesday, with voters overwhelmingly approving taxes on marijuana sales but rejecting an income tax hike for schools.
Pictures sent in to CBS4 show what one homeowner is calling the attack of the tumbleweeds.
First there was "Monty Python And The Holy Grail." Then there was "Spamalot" on Broadway. Now a new production of the Monty Python hit is in rehearsal at Boulder's Dinner Theater.
A number of Douglas County homes are being targeted by thieves because of their dog doors.
Airport authorities say two people died when their single-engine plane that departed from Centennial Airport crashed near the Kirksville Regional Airport in Missouri.
In an attempt to get healthier, some Coloradans are spending several hours on a treadmill while they are at work instead of sitting at a desk.
You can vote for which book you would like to see given away as the One Book 4 Colorado 2014. The statewide initiative "gives 4-year-olds in Colorado a book in English or Spanish to read with parents, siblings, friends and family." One Book 4 Colorado is the result of collaboration between Lt. Gov. Joe Garcia's office and several other agencies. It "stems from the idea that providing young children with access to books promotes early literacy and helps families serve as their children's first and most important teachers." LINK: onebook4colorado.org
Colorado's powerful oil and gas industry took a hit Tuesday when voters in three Front Range cities voted to ban hydraulic fracturing despite intense industry lobbying against the bans.
Further bringing marijuana into the mainstream, Colorado voters decided Tuesday to treat the blossoming industry like other businesses by passing hefty taxes designed to raise money for schools and regulation.
Colorado voters soundly rejected a $1 billion income tax hike for school funding on Tuesday.
