Only In Federal Heights: Strip Club Wins City Holiday Lights Contest
The City of Federal Heights announced Tuesday night that its only strip club- Platinum 84- won first place for the best holiday lighting display by a business.
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The City of Federal Heights announced Tuesday night that its only strip club- Platinum 84- won first place for the best holiday lighting display by a business.
Information supplied by an informant to the Drug Enforcement Administration could tie Colorado's marijuana industry to Colombian drug cartels.
It's an illegal business worth billions and the holiday shopping season is the prime time for return fraud. Thieves take items off store shelves and then take them to the return counter, pretending to have purchased the item.
In a sternly worded letter to Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and Police Chief Robert White, Denver's police union warned Wednesday that its officers had been forbidden from wearing riot gear at recent Denver protests placing officer's safety at risk.
Protesters who marched through Denver Wednesday to demonstrate against events in Ferguson, Mo. Are now being accused of cheering and clapping when a Denver Police officer was run down and seriously injured by a motorist.
Early Wednesday afternoon, physicians at Denver Health Medical Center were operating on Denver Police Officer John Adsit, 35, after he was seriously injured while assisting with a protest on Colfax Avenue by students from East High School.
An Arvada doctor and his former nurse are facing felony charges involving medical marijuana recommendations.
Two months after a large-scale raid on a home in Northglenn, federal prosecutors are revealing what was found and who was arrested.
A former employee of a Denver pot shop that's accused of handing out marijuana-laced chocolate at a fair says he told the company the treat was tainted, but they gave it out anyway.
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered Harold Henthorn to stand trial in May 2015 in connection with the 2012 death of his second wife, Toni Henthorn, during a fall in Rocky Mountain National Park.
Federal investigators in the Harold Henthorn case sought records of his phone calls, Google searches and information about previous injuries suffered by his wife, Toni Henthorn.
A Federal Judge set a trial date for May 4-15 for Harold Henthorn, the 58-year-old Highlands Ranch man charged with murdering his wife in Rocky Mountain National Park in 2012.
As one murder case with an insanity plea central to the defense concludes, another more high-profile one is lurching along.
Pamela Mackey, a high-profile Denver attorney who previously represented NBA star Kobe Bryant, has now entered the Harold Henthorn murder case, representing the suspect's brother, Robert Henthorn.
CBS4 has learned that the FBI has been in contact with a 52-year-old California woman who met Harold Henthorn online and may have dated him for a brief time. She said Henthorn went by the name of "Buzz."
