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It is another crossroads in the difficult history of Afghanistan. Two major events are taking place that will play a big role in determining if it is on the path to peace and prosperity or turn another corner down a very dark road.
CBS4 Investigator Rick Sallinger visited used car lots and found no shortage of cars under recall for sale. There is nothing illegal about it but it raises concern about those who might end up driving them.
Some homeowners in Erie told CBS4 they feel duped after learning about a plan to add wells for oil and gas drilling behind their new housing development.
Coloradans don't have to travel to Paris or New York to get the latest fashions. CBS4's Gloria Neal found one woman leading the way right in the Mile High City.
U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette wants General Motors to explain how it plans to fix what's been described as a lax corporate culture and how the company plans to compensate victims of crashes tied to faulty ignition switches.
Level 3 Communications Inc. said Monday that it has agreed to buy TW Telecom in a deal worth about $5.6 billion.
The third annual Denver Comic Con over the weekend was all about sci fi and fantasy, but it was also about big business.
Colorado ski resorts are aggressively trying to cash in on summer tourism possibilities, and most are reopening for summer recreation this weekend.
Colorado ski resorts set a visitation record last season, a mark attributed to weather and the California drought.
Rent keeps rising in Colorado and the average now tops $1,000 a month.
Some marijuana activists in Colorado are suing over the collection of pot taxes.
A Denver-based company has announced plans to open a center in Sherwood and hire 250 workers.
Colorado's marijuana market boomed in April as tens of thousands celebrated the 4/20 holiday.
Hershey has decided the look of edible candies being made in Colorado Springs are too close to the look of their popular treats, so they have filed a lawsuit for trademark infringement.
It's been a deadly couple of weeks on both Clear Creek and the Cache La Poudre River, and until Saturday there hadn't been a death on a commercial rafting trip in Colorado since 2011.
