Bolder Boulder Officials Examine Security Following Boston Bombings
In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings other races across the country are now examining their security, and that includes the Bolder Boulder.
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In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings other races across the country are now examining their security, and that includes the Bolder Boulder.
Prosecutors in the Colorado theater shooting case say they have turned over 37,000 pages of documents to the suspect's attorneys, plus 436 storage disks of some sort from law-enforcement agencies.
Westin plans to build a new 5-star hotel right off Interstate 25, and the mayor of Greenwood Village calls it a big boost for the city.
CBS4's Jeff Todd talked with a group of volunteers who say reporting any and all avalanches is essential and they need the community's help.
State officials are telling residents of tiny San Acacio to boil their water before cooking, drinking, bathing or brushing their teeth with it.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick and Boston Mayor Tom Menino have announced the formation of The One Fund Boston, Inc. to help the people most affected by the tragic events that occurred in Boston on April 15, 2013. Visit onefundboston.org to learn more and make a donation.
A Colorado version of the federal earned income tax credit has won preliminary approval in the state Senate.
The U.S. immigration system would undergo dramatic changes if a new bill being introduced is passed, but before anything else happens there must be a plan to secure the border.
It's now known what kind of bombs were used at the Boston Marathon. But who made them and why are the questions the FBI and other law enforcement agencies are trying to answer.
Thousands of fliers were stuck after American Airlines said its main reservation system went down for several hours on Tuesday.
A task force would study how to consolidate Colorado laws for placing someone in involuntary commitment under a bill advanced by House lawmakers.
The Colorado Symphony says that due to federal budget cuts, the U.S. Army Chorus won't be able to travel to Denver to appear with the orchestra as planned May 18.
Democrats who came to Denver hoping for a new era of oil and gas oversight this year are having to settle for partial victories taking on the state's most powerful industry.
A slow moving spring storm is bringing much-needed moisture to parts of the Rockies and the Plains, but winds are raising the wildfire danger to the south.
The April snow to hit Colorado this week brings a bonus weekend for skiers and snowboarders. Both Vail and Breckenridge will reopen Friday for the weekend.
