Facebook Paid Contractors To Listen To Conversations On Its Messenger App
Facebook has paid contractors to transcribe audio clips from users of its Messenger service, raising new privacy concerns.
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Facebook has paid contractors to transcribe audio clips from users of its Messenger service, raising new privacy concerns.
Miniature horses are among the service animals approved to take on flights, according to new guidelines provided Thursday by the federal government.
Large "supercell" thunderstorms are somewhat rare in August. The metro area has seen them every evening so far this week.
Broncos rookie haircuts are a thing of the past thanks to first-year head coach Vic Fangio.
An up and coming Colorado artist is taking sculpting to a new level with life-like recreations of your favorite, four-legged friends.
Someone got into an unlocked message sign and changed it to read "Use caution... Zombies ahead."
Inspired by the viral video phenomenon #LipSyncChallenge, the new special "Lip Sync To The Rescue" will be broadcast Monday, Sept. 9 7-8 PM Denver time on CBS4.
An Arizona woman is warning moms to be on high alert after her 9-month-old daughter got sick drinking formula that she believes was tampered with.
Multiple species -- including Colorado's state fish -- could be impacted by changes to the Endangered Species Act. The Trump administration plans to unveil the new rules in detail later this week.
Even after her passing, Sancy Shaw continues to shine. In fact, last week a song was released about her life.
Hail of this size has been recorded in Colorado nearly two dozen times since 1970.
The best time to spot a flurry of meteors will be during the darkest part of the night, in the early hours before dawn, from 11 p.m. to first light.
"We're happy to introduce you to BEAN!" zoo officials said on Facebook on Monday.
A dog hurt from a hit-and-run in Northglenn is home recovering. Mac will, however, need hip surgery this week.
A black bear broke into a Colorado house over the weekend and left by breaking through a wall "like the Kool-Aid Man."
