Frontier To Start Offering Flights To Memphis
Frontier Airlines said Wednesday it will begin offering four weekly nonstop flights between its Denver hub and Memphis starting in March.
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Frontier Airlines said Wednesday it will begin offering four weekly nonstop flights between its Denver hub and Memphis starting in March.
America has an epidemic of high blood sugar, and joining the ranks of newly diagnosed diabetics is Hollywood superstar Tom Hanks. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida explains why you should be tested as well.
The rail lines west of Denver that were washed out by Colorado's flooding have been repaired, and Amtrak says it hopes to have news on when it can resume passenger service sometime this week.
The driver of a boat has agreed to plead guilty to boating under the influence in connection with an accident that left his friend seriously injured.
Police in Denver arrested a young man suspected of beating and robbing a man at a light rail station last month. Now they're searching for four more suspects in connection with the case.
Colorado voters will soon vote on a massive school funding measure that will impact nearly everyone in the state.
North Denver is getting a lot of attention as it begins a major redevelopment project that is expected to bring new business to the area.
Former Colorado Lt. Gov. Joe Rogers, the last lawmaker independently elected to the position, has died at the age of 49.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock helped mark the half-way point for construction completion for the new hotel and train station at Denver International Airport.
Police in Arvada say they have arrested the suspect connected to multiple break-ins.
Organizations like the American Cancer Society and a local nonprofit called Sense of Security are stepping in to help an Aurora woman who is involved in a tough fight against cancer.
Fall brings bright colors, crisp air and the launch of new cocktail menus around Denver.
A lobbyist has filed a lawsuit against the Colorado General Assembly. Joseph Neville claims his rights were violated as a result of a confrontation with a state representative.
Despite several oil spills that were caused by flooding the state health department says its testing found no evidence of oil and gas pollution in rivers.
More progress was made Tuesday on an ambitious project for the Denver area's Habitat for Humanity.
