CU Researchers One Step Closer To Combating Obesity
Researchers at the University of Colorado are one step closer to combating obesity. They've created a strain of mice that don't get fat.
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Researchers at the University of Colorado are one step closer to combating obesity. They've created a strain of mice that don't get fat.
Police in Lakewood are investigating a murder inside an office building.
A drug testing company says it's seeing a big spike in children using marijuana following the passage of Amendment 64.
CBS4's Gloria Neal has been looking into how you can improve your credit score and avoid mistakes during Consumer Protection Week.
Cirque du Soleil has a new movie called "Worlds Away" that will be released next Tuesday on home video, which makes it just in time to announce the on-sale date for tickets to Cirque's new show, "Amaluna," coming to Denver this summer.
Police have released more information about a sexual assault suspect in Jefferson County.
I love it when I come across something by "chance" and it changes my way of thinking.
A state senator is introducing the biggest school reform in Colorado in 20 years, and it all hinges on voters approving a billion dollar tax increase.
Vail Resorts Inc.'s second-quarter earnings rose 30 percent from the same period a year ago, thanks in part to a strong holiday season as snow returned to Colorado.
Businesses should not use a credit report to rate a potential employee, according to a Colorado consumer group.
It won't be found in a class prospectus, but a group of students at Colorado State University spent much of Wednesday going through piles and piles of garbage.
The Marine from Colorado who was killed in a skydiving accident in Riverside County has been laid to rest.
This weekend we spring forward as we lose an hour of sleep, but gain an hour of daylight. For some, it's a welcome change. For others, like CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida, it's major trauma. He has some tips on how to deal with the dreaded ritual of "the changing of the clocks."
About 5 percent of American kids have food allergies, and that number keeps rising every year. So the standard advice to avoid allergies has always been to stay miles away from certain foods until your child is older. But as CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida reports, the exact opposite may be true. When it comes to things like peanut butter and milk, earlier may be better.
A 2-year-old boy from Colorado was killed by a man while his family was vacationing in Mexico.
