Holmes Case Will Test New Judge's Patience, Humor
The new judge who was thrust into the death penalty case against Colorado theater shooting suspect James Holmes was relaxed and quick-witted during his first hours on the job.
Watch CBS News
The new judge who was thrust into the death penalty case against Colorado theater shooting suspect James Holmes was relaxed and quick-witted during his first hours on the job.
A newly-elected city councilman in Grand Junction has been arrested.
The Colorado Department of Transportation has picked the company that will finish building express lanes on Highway 36.
Evan Ebel had a long history of violence and CBS4 has obtained prison records that show the violence continued even while he was serving time.
The McNichols Building is just one of more than 65 venues featured in this year's "Doors Open Denver" event, which happens next weekend.
Sam Adams is a bit of a local celebrity. The comedian wrote for the Rocky Mountain News as a sportwriter for years and recently has been making a living as a comedian. Now Adams has come out with a book.
The town of Vail is looking into making recycling mandatory, and the possible move could have implications for an entire county.
Investigators say they believe they have located the suspect who walked into an unlocked apartment in Jefferson County and attacked a teenage girl.
A 62-year-old man died on Saturday after climbing in Clear Creek Canyon west of Golden.
A new $1.5 million grant is helping students injured in wars get reacclimated to college life.
A fixture of the Denver food scene for nearly three decades will soon close its doors.
A legislative panel decided Friday that marijuana in Colorado could be taxed at rates above 30 percent. But voters would have to OK the taxes, and some lawmakers fear the state's tax-skeptical public could reject such high rates.
A Denver Police Department review has found insufficient evidence to support allegations of officer misconduct in a 2009 beating.
A white supremacist prison gang member was arrested and another was still being sought for questioning Friday in the death of Colorado's prisons chief as authorities investigated whether the gang had any ties to the killing.
Colorado researchers have been venturing into bear dens in recent months to understand why bears and people are crossing paths so often and why the animals' hunt for food is becoming increasingly risky.
