Aurora Schools, City Bolster Ties After Shootings
A partnership between Aurora Public Schools and city leaders is taking on new significance after the July 20 shootings that killed 12 people and injured 58 at a movie theater.
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A partnership between Aurora Public Schools and city leaders is taking on new significance after the July 20 shootings that killed 12 people and injured 58 at a movie theater.
Military officials say an airman from Georgia was one of the people killed in a suicide attack in Afghanistan.
President Obama is wrapping up his swing across Colorado with tough attacks on challenger Mitt Romney.
A man who carried a gun into a movie theater in Thornton will not face charges.
Colorado's record heat this summer is causing the drinking water for some people to taste and smell bad.
Candles burned at a Buddhist temple in Westminster on Wednesday in tribute to the lives of two members of Colorado's Laotian community who were killed in an apartment fire on Monday night.
Sources close to the investigation of the mass shooting at an Aurora movie theater on July 20 have confirmed to CBS4 news that the psychiatrist for suspect James Holmes went to University of Colorado Denver police about her patient prior to the massacre.
Fort Collins is requiring new developments to have more bicycle parking under a new land use code.
Have you noticed the hazy skies we have had around the Mile High City the last few days? The current wind patterns are to blame, CBS4 meteorologist Dave Aguilera reports.
Alina Raffa was trapped inside her apartment as flames started to fill the building. She is alive after making the life or death decision to jump from a fourth story window.
The Colorado Department of Agriculture says a cow that died in Logan County in northeast Colorado had anthrax, and about 50 other dead cattle at the same ranch may have been exposed.
Help continues to pour in to help the families of the 12 people killed in the Aurora theater shooting and all those that were hurt. That includes a big rock concert planned this weekend.
A one-of-a-kind camp taking place in Colorado for the first time is offering some children and young teen much more than activities and camaraderie.
A routine traffic stop has turned into a human smuggling investigation. One suspect is still on the run from authorities.
