Ambulance Stolen On Western Slope Found In La Junta
Authorities on the Western Slope are trying to figure out how a missing ambulance ended up 400 miles away.
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Authorities on the Western Slope are trying to figure out how a missing ambulance ended up 400 miles away.
CBS4 has learned that Arapahoe County sheriff investigators have been out driving between an apartment fire on Quebec Street and a series of fires in Lakewood to see if there is a link.
Prosecutors have charged a 23-year-old man suspected in a fatal shooting in the Denver suburb of Edgewater.
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, Oct. 26 and several Denver metro area locations are participating.
The effort really picked up speed 5 years ago and the city of Denver has just finished making its 100th mile of bike lanes.
Because of the growing number of students in Stapleton, Denver Public Schools is breaking ground on a new school.
A national effort to get the Washington Redskins to change their name has come to Colorado as the team visits the Denver Broncos.
A state judge on Thursday moved the trial of a Colorado man charged with killing a popular eastern Montana teacher after defense attorneys argued that he could not receive a fair hearing in her hometown.
Pop star Katy Perry has performed a special concert for students at Lakewood High School.
Boulder County Court released 4 pages of a 14 page indictment against John and Patsy Ramsey in the death of their daughter JonBenet.
Don't hibernate at home just because the weather is cooler. Have some fun and check out these great free things to do for the whole family this fall in Denver.
A Saudi Arabian official asked a Colorado judge Thursday to let a Saudi man return to his home country to serve probation and enter a treatment program for sexually assaulting his housekeeper and treating her as a virtual slave.
A foundation is protesting against a religious reference within the Air Force Academy pledge.
Denver Public Schools is adding GPS technology to keep kids safe as they ride the bus to and from school.
Take Vicodin? America's most popular narcotic pain pill will soon be harder to get if the FDA has its way. Yet doctors and others have fought tighter control over prescribing this addictive and often abused medication. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr Dave Hnida disagrees, and explains why he thinks the new rules are good ones.
