Sidewalk Chalk Art Against The Rules In Stapleton
Some call it a popular summertime pastime for children and others are calling it distracting and offensive. One Denver neighborhood HOA is trying to put a stop to sidewalk chalk art.
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Some call it a popular summertime pastime for children and others are calling it distracting and offensive. One Denver neighborhood HOA is trying to put a stop to sidewalk chalk art.
Police in Denver are searching for an assault suspect and offering a $2,000 reward to help solve the crime.
Fired University of Colorado professor Ward Churchill isn't giving up. He took his case to the Colorado Supreme Court on Thursday.
Thursday was a busy day for insurance companies after homeowners across the Denver metro area called for damage assessments caused during overnight severe storms.
Homeowners across the Denver metro area are sizing up damage to homes, cars and yards from Wednesday night's severe storms.
Investigators with the Larimer County Sheriff's Office are asking for help in solving a suspicious death in 2008. The victim's family hopes a $2,500 reward will help bring in fresh leads.
The Hayman Fire burned so hot that restoring what was lost could take Mother Nature hundreds of years. Teams of volunteers are hoping to speed up the process.
A King Soopers grocery store in Castle Rock is closed after heavy hail damaged the roof and caused tiles to fall from the ceiling into the interior of the store.
Police in Wheat Ridge arrested the fourth and final suspect in the brutal attack and carjacking of a 50-year-old Wheat Ridge woman.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker became the first governor to survive a recall when he won his election Tuesday. Now political experts on both the Republican and Democratic side say the implications of that win are far-reaching.
A University of Colorado professor fired following a public outcry over an essay in which he compared some Sept. 11 victims to a Nazi is getting a hearing before the Colorado Supreme Court.
A Colorado campaign office for President Barack Obama is closed to the public after two activists went on a hunger strike inside.
Denver's new unauthorized camping ordinance intended to get homeless people and others from sleeping on the streets at night could mean more trouble for nearby cities.
Gov. John Hickenlooper has signed a bill establishing criminal penalties for the illegal use of synthetic drugs known as bath salts.
There was a special tribute paid to a member the CBS4 family on Wednesday night.
