Police: Drunk CU Student Kicked Car, Tried To Strangle Officer
A University of Colorado student faces a series of charges after police say he kicked a car and injured a Boulder police officer when he tried to strangle her.
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A University of Colorado student faces a series of charges after police say he kicked a car and injured a Boulder police officer when he tried to strangle her.
CBS4 has learned that the Denver Public Schools deputy chief information officer has been placed on leave as the school district investigates allegations that he accepted bribes and kickbacks in exchange for awarding lucrative contracts to vendors.
Marijuana tourism is on the way to Colorado, under a recommendation made Tuesday by a state task force to regulate the drug made legal by voters last year.
Colorado Republicans say Democrats should denounce comments from a state lawmaker who said women may not know if they feel like they're in danger of being raped.
A bill would further clarify existing language in the current law for sex education programs in public schools.
Lawyers for a teen accused of killing a 10-year-old Westminster girl and attacking a jogger say a judge didn't abuse his discretion in closing the teen's preliminary hearing to the public.
Aspen isn't just a kind of tree or the name of a Colorado town, it's also a trademarked word that's in the middle of a legal fight.
Police say a man murdered his wife in front of their children and then minutes later the suspect died in a motorcycle crash.
Now that the federal wind production tax credit has been extended, Xcel Energy is asking Colorado regulators for permission to speed up its schedule for evaluating potential wind resources for its portfolio.
Crimes against pregnant women would be punished with a new statute that got initial approval from Colorado lawmakers Tuesday.
Fire investigators are trying to determine what sparked a fire that swept through a mobile home near Longmont.
Amid a chorus of recent announcements that schools nationwide are adding police officers or enhancing security measures, a new agreement between schools and police in Denver stands out.
A Colorado judge can schedule the state's first execution in 15 years after the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected an appeal from an inmate who killed four people at a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant in 1993.
Phone service to the Colorado Springs Police Department has been restored after an interruption of about two hours.
Undergrads at Colorado State University can expect another 9 percent jump in tuition to pay next year if the draft budget goes through.
