Defense Secretary Visiting Colorado Military Sites
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has arrived in Colorado Springs to visit military installations.
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Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has arrived in Colorado Springs to visit military installations.
A trial expert says the 5,000 people expected to get a jury summons in the Colorado theater shooting trial would be among the highest number ever in the nation.
Some firefighters from Hawaii are the scene of the massive wildfire burning in southwestern Colorado.
Early indications suggest Colorado's most destructive wildfire wasn't intentionally set.
In a health care decision giving hope to opponents of the federal birth-control coverage mandate, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday that Hobby Lobby stores won't have to start paying millions of dollars in fines next week for not complying with the requirement.
Investigators in Longmont have been calling local painting companies as part of an investigation into a burglary and shooting.
Former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb and his wife Wilma had a remarkable opportunity to spend time with Mandela and talked with CBS4's Jodi Brooks about the experience.
Authorities say they have collected several items that could be clues in the search for Dylan Redwine, a teenager who has been missing since last November.
Homeowners are giving the Colorado Department of Transportation an earful because they don't like a proposal to widen a busy stretch of Interstate 70 through North Denver and bury part of it underground.
Denver Water customers can water a little more this summer thanks to a wet spring and reduced water use in the Denver metro area.
Supporters of gay marriage are celebrating two landmark rulings from the Supreme Court, but what does it mean for Colorado?
It's no surprise that ski resorts in Colorado are a huge tourism draw in the winter but now there's a push to make them just as attractive in warmer months.
DNA evidence in dozens of sexual assault cases has been destroyed and could leave many of them unsolved. Police in Aurora have admitted that what has happened cannot be undone.
There's no word yet on when U.S. Highway 160 will reopen in southwestern Colorado.
Investigators say they are making progress into what caused the Black Forest Fire that destroyed more than 500 and was responsible for the deaths of two people.
