'Prepare Colorado' Program Launched To Deal With A Disaster
Lt. Gov. Joe Garcia, the American Red Cross and the state Emergency Management Office are teaming up for the "Prepare Colorado" program.
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Lt. Gov. Joe Garcia, the American Red Cross and the state Emergency Management Office are teaming up for the "Prepare Colorado" program.
Denver police are investigating a car versus bike that left the cyclist with serious injuries.
Those who watched "Teach" Friday on CBS4 saw wonderful examples of the inspiring teachers shaping young lives. That moved CBS4's Suzanne McCarroll to talk to prominent Coloradans about the teachers who inspire them.
Ambulances arrived on campus to treat more than a dozen preschoolers and teachers at Rock Ridge Elementary School in Castle Rock on Thursday after they were stung by either bees or yellow jackets.
Police in Longmont are investigating the shooting death of an 18-year-old girl.
The Xcel Energy Day of Service drew thousands of Coloradans to volunteer on 9 different wildland projects.
By all accounts, Charlotte Perry and Portia Mansfield, who lived to be 94 and 92 respectively, would be more focused on the century ahead than the one the curtain has closed on.
While away from home base, it is the luggage that holds one's life together and the following Denver-area stores offer the variety the savvy shopper needs.
Supporters of a plan to bring Colorado its own fleet of firefighting air tankers are continuing efforts to make that plan a reality.
It's one of Denver's most vital natural resources: Dillon Reservoir is the largest source of water that's eventually pumped into the metro area. And it turns 50 this year.
More mosquitoes have tested positive for West Nile Virus in Northern Colorado and that has prompted on community to take action.
The University of Colorado's backup quarterback will not spend time behind bars for an assault that left an Air Force Academy cadet unconscious.
It's a battle of ski resort titans that could bring a hostile takeover at Park City Mountain Resort.
A bear spotted in a tree near an elementary school in Boulder kept those students inside for a while on Friday. Wildlife officials said they had to put down the bear.
Experts from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are traveling to Denver to investigate an alarming number of people hospitalized after using synthetic marijuana.
