DPS Fires Administrator Accused Of Taking Kickbacks
The Denver Public School system has fired an administrator accused of accepting kickbacks and freebies from technology contractors which obtained millions of dollars of business from the district.
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The Denver Public School system has fired an administrator accused of accepting kickbacks and freebies from technology contractors which obtained millions of dollars of business from the district.
Garry Izor, a convicted murderer, has been arrested and jailed again on a probation violation.
Passengers and some crew members involved in a Continental Airlines crash at Denver International Airport in 2008 have settled a major lawsuit with the Federal Aviation Administration.
The Adams County district attorney has decided not to file any criminal charges against Adams County Sheriff's Deputy Wilfred Europe, who shot and killed a dog, "Ziggy," in January.
A new plea agreement has been arranged in the Raymond Davis assault case.
While Colorado lawmakers debate a bill that measures the legal limit for driving while stoned, drivers are tested after smoking pot.
The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office has identified the suspect in the embezzlement of an estimated $650,000 from the Arapahoe Youth League, but the woman strongly denies involvement in the theft.
CBS4 has learned that approximately $650,000 is missing and suspected stolen from a major youth sports organization in the metro area and an arrest is expected in the next several weeks.
CBS4 has learned that Glendale Police Chief Victor Ross has been placed on leave and multiple sources say he is not expected to return as chief.
Agents with the FBI are now looking into the death of a homeless man who died after deputies at the Denver City Jail subdued him.
One Denver psychic has been convicted of theft, a second was arrested this month in California and Denver prosecutors are still seeking to arrest a third psychic accused of convincing clients she was a "witch doctor."
The Denver Public Schools administrator suspended for allegedly accepting kickbacks had been engaged in unethical behavior "for a long time," according to a former DPS employee.
Consumer complaints against Colorado towing companies are on the rise, and have been so for the last several years, with an outcry over what many consumers call predatory or aggressive towing.
Colorado Attorney General John Suthers told CBS4 Investigator Rick Sallinger the so-called free offers of marijuana are a clear violation of the letter and intent of Amendment 64.
Major hospitals hardly ever collect the full amount they bill patients and don't expect to, according to a sworn statement from a top administrator at a suburban Denver hospital.
