Recent random acts of violence in Denver raises safety concerns
Recent random and reckless acts of violence in the streets of downtown Denver are raising some concern for residents.
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Recent random and reckless acts of violence in the streets of downtown Denver are raising some concern for residents.
Police in Boulder arrested a 44-year-old pickup truck driver they say tried to run people over in Central Park.
A truck crashed into a house in Highlands Ranch. It happened near Valor Christian High School.
Passengers of a Frontier Airlines flight were up late waiting to board a new airplane after their original aircraft had to return to Denver.
The decree mandates areas such as racial bias in policing, use of force and documentation of stops be addressed.
Firefighters rushed to the River Ranch Trailer Park located at 1109 Tyler Ave. in unincorporated Grand County about 9:32 p.m. Monday.
Jefferson County deputies were searching for a suspect accused of a road rage shooting with injuries on Highway 285 in Conifer on Tuesday evening.
Denver police investigated a multi-vehicle crash that closed the southbound lanes of E470 on Tuesday afternoon.
Denver police have arrested the suspect accused of shooting and killing a rideshare driver, shooting a security guard and stealing the security company's vehicle.
The Colorado Avalanche and the Colorado Rapids are teaming up to cheer on a group of cyclists who are riding cross country to raise money for cancer research.
The Special Problems Enforcement and Response investigators, or SPEAR, seized a cache of illegal drugs and firearms in Garfield County.
Northbound lanes of Sheridan are closed at Dartmouth for a water main break.
Snowmaking at Loveland Ski Area is set to begin in a dozen days. That's the word from the ski area in Colorado's high country, which shared a video on Tuesday of a technician testing one of their snow guns.
The parents of Matt Jackson are waiting and worrying about their 41-year-old son who remains in an intensive care unit in a French hospital after being diagnosed with botulism poisoning.
From Buena Vista to Summit County to all of Colorado's mountain towns, CBS News Colorado has been keeping a close watch on the efforts of the United States Post Office and the seemingly continuous parade of issues popping up trying to keep post offices staffed in high cost of living areas.
