Police Detain 2 Suspects After Shooting Of Young Boy
Police in the southern part of the Denver metro area on Tuesday morning detained two people who are suspects in a Denver shooting case involving a young boy.
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Police in the southern part of the Denver metro area on Tuesday morning detained two people who are suspects in a Denver shooting case involving a young boy.
Officials with Colorado State University are cooperating with local police while conducting their own investigation on Saturday night's block party.
Marijuana as a potential tax bonanza has Colorado lawmakers wrestling with a question both sides say they don't know how to answer: How much will people pay for legal weed?
There are millions of cars that are recalled each year. A 4 On Your Side Consumer Investigation looked at cars for sale on Craigslist and found thousands with open recalls.
Attorneys for the Colorado theater shooting suspect suggested in a court filing Monday that they might be considering entering a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity over their client's objections.
The Colorado Department of Agriculture is warning of two diseases that have affected horses in the state recently.
A Frontier Airlines flight heading for San Diego has landed safely in Denver, after instruments showed a possible loss in cabin pressure.
Colorado health officials say a natural gas liquids leak that contaminated Parachute Creek has not affected public health and residents are in no imminent danger.
Two people are dead after a car crash in Aurora, including a baby who was three months old.
A family is standing united in their search for a missing pregnant woman and taking their case to the public.
4 On Your Side Consumer Investigator Jodi Brooks heard plenty of questions about how just how much it costs to ride light rail in the metro area, so she crunched the numbers to see how it compares to other major cities.
Work is well under way to return Union Station to its full glory and make it the heart of the city of Denver's regional transit system.
"The devil is in the details" might just be the motto for the prop master of "Mary Poppins" the musical.
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed next year's budget for Colorado on Monday, a spending plan that includes more funding for public schools, pay raises for state workers, and money to expand mental health services.
The most ambitious change in a generation to how Colorado finances K-12 education is closer to approval. The overhaul won final approval in the House 37-28 Monday. It has already been approved by the Senate.
