Egg Controls Under Review In Colorado
Farm-fresh eggs are getting a look from Colorado lawmakers, who are considering loosening requirements for selling whole eggs.
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Farm-fresh eggs are getting a look from Colorado lawmakers, who are considering loosening requirements for selling whole eggs.
Colorado voters chose to legalize marijuana for adults, but now experts are split on how a social acceptance of pot is affecting Colorado's children.
A Denver police officer accused of driving 143 in a 55 mile-per-hour zone while intoxicated will not get his job back after being re-instated.
A CBS4 employee recently tried to file her tax return electronically but it was rejected by the Internal Revenue Service, and she's not alone.
Bigfoot is real. That's according to a group of Colorado researchers who say they have hard evidence proving its existence.
Trashing cardboard may become a thing of the past in Fort Collins as some residents want it to be recycled.
A Colorado company is threatening to leave the state if a bill to ban high-capacity ammunition magazines becomes law.
Start Valentine's Day off by loving yourself.
Some Colorado lawmakers say there's no need to increase penalties for people who attack young children. What's known as "Jessica's Law," named after a Florida girl sexually assaulted and killed, won't become law in the state.
A western Colorado outfitter accused of hunting violations has been sentenced to three years and five months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release.
The Bureau of Land Management says it won't offer any parcels in the Dinosaur area in western Colorado at its oil and gas lease auction in May.
A school principal said no white children were allowed at an after-school tutoring program, and now some parents call it discrimination.
With marijuana now legal in Colorado, CBS4's Alan Gionet talked to an expert to find out what pot does to a person's body.
The father of missing Colorado teenager Dylan Redwine said he believes his son is still alive.
Colorado Springs officials are warning that panhandlers could be ticketed if they actively solicit people within 20 feet of entrances to homes or businesses.
