New Drug Is Legal But Might Not Be Safe
After recent crackdowns on Spice, a new drug called kratom is filling the void left on store shelves as the next "legal high."
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After recent crackdowns on Spice, a new drug called kratom is filling the void left on store shelves as the next "legal high."
CBS4 has asked for and received lists of where drivers are most likely to receive a speeding ticket. In Denver and some other locations it is most commonly delivered courtesy of photo radar, while other locations rely on more traditional means.
A family in Fort Collins has filed a complaint with the state's veterinary medicine board after a veterinarian made a house call and the family's dog ended up dying.
The Broncos are on a tear this season, and consumer interest in official NFL team jerseys is skyrocketing.
Plenty of students at Colorado colleges are doing more than pulling all-nighters preparing for exams.
Authorities have busted an identity theft ring that they say cast a wide net and caught the Denver Broncos Cheerleaders organization among its victims.
CBS4 Investigator Rick Sallinger has learned that the University of Colorado Denver is investigating allegations of cheating by a number of international students.
The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office is buying a new $18,000 DNA testing system that they hope will provide answers in the unsolved 2009 murder of 23-year-old Andrew Graham.
Local and federal authorities are investigating the deaths of a Highlands Ranch man's two wives which took place 18 years apart from each other.
Douglas County Deputy Clerk and Recorder Mike Acree has been fired one week after a CBS4 investigation revealed he tried to intervene on a speeding ticket received by a subordinate.
Maass just wanted to sell a couple of used kids bikes on Craigslist for $35 apiece. Little did he know the ad would lead to a 6-week online scam attempt, the type of hustle that has defrauded many Americans out of billions of dollars.
The wife of a man who was among those who died in the cantaloupe listeria outbreak in 2011 wants a harsh punishment for the two brothers who pleaded guilty in federal court this week.
Douglas County Deputy Clerk and Recorder Mike Acree admits he contacted the Elbert County Sheriff about a speeding ticket received by one of Acree's subordinates, but Acree says he was not trying to act unethically.
The fifth and final suspect has been arrested in the brutal beating and robbery of a man last month that was caught on videotape at an RTD light rail station at 30th and Downing.
The Denver Police Protective Association, which represents most of Denver's nearly 1,500 police officers, has issued an advisory to its members to not leak information to reporters.
