2 More Stein Patients Test Positive For Hepatits Or HIV
Two more patients of a dentist accused of reusing needles have tested positive for hepatitis or HIV.
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Two more patients of a dentist accused of reusing needles have tested positive for hepatitis or HIV.
If you have lived in Colorado for a while you probably remember the loveable polar bear cubs Klondike and Snow from the Denver Zoo.
Colorado health officials say two people have died from the West Nile virus this season, both residents of Montrose County in the southwestern part of the state.
It's a week away from Sept. 11, and this weekend Coloradans can remember those lost with a run and walk.
Police in Broomfield have identified the man they say set a fire inside a Walmart on Monday and threatened customers inside with a knife.
Organic food is a $26 billion industry, but is it worth paying extra at the supermarket? A new study suggests consumers may be paying more but not getting their money's worth.
Nearly a million Colorado residents are getting mailers encouraging them to register to vote in what Secretary of State Scott Gessler said Tuesday is "the largest voter registration effort" in state history.
Authorities have released more information on a deadly collision between a personal watercraft and a boat on Lake McConaughy in western Nebraska.
A naturalized citizen who wanted to run for president despite not being American-born has lost his bid to get on the ballot in Colorado.
The Department of Defense says Spc. Kyle R. Rookey of Oswego died Sunday in Jalalabad in a non-combat related incident.
The days of discount skiing at Echo Mountain are over. A local ski club has bought the ski area and is turning it into a private ski racing and training center.
If you're looking for new equipment for your favorite sport, try some of these shops so you can save some money. Whether you prefer outdoor sports, adventure sports or traditional sports, there is a store for you.
One of the more seriously injured survivors of the Aurora movie theater shootings is thankful to be alive but also saddened by a family fued that has emerged over fundraising efforts.
Making a choice to eat organic to improve your health? A new study says you may want to think twice the next time you go shopping. Dr. Dave Hnida reports on how organic stacks up against conventional.
The election is nine weeks away, and we can expect to see even more campaign ads. There's a good chance many more will be negative ads. That made CBS4's Alan Gionet wonder "How negative is too negative?"
