Romney Loses Cool When Questioned About Marijuana, Gay Marriage
A CBS4 reporter got under the skin of presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney after asking him about gay marriage and medical marijuana.
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A CBS4 reporter got under the skin of presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney after asking him about gay marriage and medical marijuana.
There are a bunch of deals out there for Mother's Day.
The district attorney overseeing the November 2009 murder of Andrew Graham has concluded "We cannot prosecute anyone for that crime."
The first results of Colorado's new TCAP tests are in and while the test is different than the CSAP, the results are about the same.
Police in Denver investigated a shooting in the Montbello neighborhood Wednesday night where at least three people were shot.
Airline pilot Denny Fitch was hitching a ride home on a DC-10 in 1989 when heard an explosion somewhere in the back of the jet. He soon made his way to the cockpit to see if the crew needed help.
The 45-minute wait parking lot outside Denver International Airport will be moving and it will have added features for those waiting.
A Greeley man learned the hard way that he had been scammed out of his life savings.
Republican Mitt Romney stood near drilling equipment in Fort Lupton on Wednesday and blasted his rival's energy policies as irresponsible.
Police in Denver are hoping someone recognizes the suspect in a surveillance photo that shows a burglary taking place.
An elderly Eagle County man was arrested at his home Monday morning on a charge of sexual assault on a child and incest. Detectives believe there may be other victims.
The summer music season officially kicks off this week at Red Rocks. One of the first acts to hit the stage will be a Colorado homegrown favorite- The Fray.
Children could be getting unnecessarily high levels of radiation when they undergo CT scans and X-Rays. The FDA urges manufacturers to develop new scanners with children in mind.
Autopsies are under way for a father and son both killed in a shooting inside their home.
Colorado lawmakers are picking through the wreckage of a political implosion over civil unions on the final day of the legislative session.
