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A former Denver Fire Department lieutenant has been arrested for invasion of privacy for sexual gratification and tampering with physical evidence after investigators say he planted a hidden camera in the room of a female firefighter.
A CBS4 Investigation has learned that Denver police and fire authorities are investigating the discovery of a hidden camera planted in a Denver Fire Department station.
A federal judge in Denver calls the 2016 line of duty death of Corporal Nate Carrigan "unquestionably tragic" and "terrible and unnecessary."
Denver's City Attorney has issued a cease and desist letter to former City Auditor Dennis Gallagher.
A new invention from a Colorado man, aimed at helping save lives and stop accidents from happening, is showing promise according to traffic engineers around the Denver metro area.
A bill before a Colorado House committee would allow for the legal delivery of marijuana from licensed dispensaries.
The owner of an autopsy service that was spotlighted in a 2018 CBS4 investigation has been arrested and charged with theft and criminal desecration.
A new poll shows the so-called "Right To Survive" initiative would pass by a nearly 2-1 margin if the election were held today, according to polling data obtained by CBS4.
It may be the only CrossFit class where participants have to pass through a metal detector and get patted down to take part.
An Elbert County jury on Monday convicted former soldier Joe Robert Love, 28, of murder for the 2016 killing of Agate rancher Ed Butler.
Jesse Jenson, an Adams County Sheriff's Deputy who was shot and killed while off duty in January, had alcohol in his system, according to an autopsy report obtained by CBS4.
A national career college chain that operated in Denver has folded. More than 200 students had attended Argosy University located in the Tamarac area of southeast Denver.
A CBS4 Investigation has learned a grand jury will investigate the Jan. 16 shooting death of off-duty Adams County Deputy Jesse Jenson.
The Denver District Attorney's Office has released video of a Denver Police Corporal knocking out a handcuffed suspect a year ago in a downtown Denver bar.
Taxpayers spent nearly $100,000 to buy the Aurora Police Department 11 sophisticated dashboard-mounted cameras to help secure DUI and traffic convictions, but a CBS4 Investigation found the cameras have rarely worked.
