Outdoors Lovers Celebrate As 2 Cabela's Open Their Doors
The much-anticipated outdoor outfitters store Cabela's opened their doors to crowds in two different Colorado communities on Thursday morning.
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The much-anticipated outdoor outfitters store Cabela's opened their doors to crowds in two different Colorado communities on Thursday morning.
Dozens of teens and family members crowded into an Adams County courtroom on Thursday as murder suspect William Dean Otto was brought out for his arraignment.
A popular swim beach has been closed at the Aurora Reservoir because of E.coli contamination levels. Officials hope to reopen the beach to swimmers by Friday.
A bank robber nicknamed the "Bucket List Bandit" after allegedly telling a Utah teller he had just four months to live was sentenced Thursday to 11 years in federal prison for a string of heists spanning 10 states including Colorado.
A patient had to have several toes removed after police in Greeley say a veterinarian provided medical care to him.
Three young people from Wyoming are dead and two others are injured after their car crashed in Northern Colorado.
The La Plata County Sheriff's office searched Redwine's home along with the FBI and the Colorado Bureau Of Investigation.
A group of neighbors in Fountain are threatening to take legal action if the wheelchair ramp a family recently installed stays up.
An Adams County woman who recently confronted the two men police are calling the "Brothers Bandits" told CBS4 she had no idea her neighbors were in trouble with the law.
Firefighters are hoping to have even more containment on the Red Canyon Fire before hotter temperatures and drier conditions move in this weekend.
Whether you've been set up or matched up online, Denver provides some of the best dining and drinking experiences in the nation.
The FBI is teaming up with Denver metro area law enforcement to find the suspects wanted in four bank robberies. They're dubbed "The Brothers Bandits" because they are biological brothers.
A new housing project in Denver is getting a boost from former President Jimmy Carter. Volunteers with Habitat for Humanity are building new homes in Globeville.
More human cases of the West Nile Virus mean there will be more spraying for mosquitoes in those areas.
The latest round of test results shows solid gains for students in Denver Public Schools.
