Marijuana Backers Courting Conservatives
It's not all hippies backing November's marijuana legalization votes in Colorado, Oregon and Washington.
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It's not all hippies backing November's marijuana legalization votes in Colorado, Oregon and Washington.
A political watchdog group has filed an ethics complaint against Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler.
Xcel Energy Inc. is telling dozens of Colorado cities and towns that starting Jan. 1, they won't be allowed to hang decorative banners, flags or decorations on its power poles any longer.
It might not be too long before residents in Denver are out shoveling snow off driveways and sidewalks again, and Denver city leaders are looking for a few good "snow buddies."
The man who left his injured dog up one of Colorado's fourteeners in August pleaded guilty to a charge of animal cruelty on Tuesday.
Arapahoe Basin is traditionally among the first resorts in the country to open for the season, and this year it's getting a bit of a boost from some natural snowfalls.
Some businesses in the high country told CBS4 a new policy by the U.S. Forest Service could wipe them out.
Some Denver International Airport travelers are grumbling because when they missed their flight because the trains at the airport broke down they were charged "change fees."
CBS4 has learned that an independent arbitrator has ruled against the Denver police union and in favor of the City of Denver over the length of a new police contract and pay raises for officers.
With temperatures in the 80s expected Tuesday a lot of people really don't want to be thinking about winter. But we've already had the first snow in Denver and everyone knows there's more to come.
The Rolling Stones have now been playing together for 50 years and the band is celebrating with a four-stop concert tour.
One young man knows just what it's like to fight diabetes while making plays on the gridiron. At 6-foot-4, 285 pounds, Will Pericak is a force on the football field.
Colorado will see only three statewide questions on the ballot and one of them is Amendment 64, which would allow the state to regulate marijuana like alcohol.
The chemical wing of the Engineering Center at the University of Colorado in Boulder had to be evacuated Monday afternoon to investigate a chemical spill.
A Montana man was charged with kidnapping and assaulting an 11-year-old girl in Wyoming after police said he lured her into his car by saying he needed help finding a missing puppy, court records obtained Monday state.
