Denver Police Chief Robert White Announces Retirement
Denver Police Chief Robert White is announcing his retirement from the Denver Police Department, making the announcement to his staff and police officers Tuesday afternoon.
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Denver Police Chief Robert White is announcing his retirement from the Denver Police Department, making the announcement to his staff and police officers Tuesday afternoon.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's recent week long economic development trip to Paris carried a hefty price tag- nearly $13,000 per person.
Thieves are stealing license plates from cars and SUVs at an alarming pace, prompting the Denver Police Department to issue theft-resistant screws to drivers to try to thwart the plate thieves.
A CBS4 Investigation has found some cab drivers routinely overcharging travelers going between Denver International Airport and downtown.
A Denver jury found a former Colorado Department of Education employee guilty of sexual assault and taking pictures up the skirts of his female co-workers.
Denver District Attorney Beth McCann announced Tuesday her office is dropping its grand jury investigation of Secretary of State Wayne Williams, less than two weeks after CBS4 reported on the probe.
Secretary of State Wayne Williams says he is "disappointed" the Denver District Attorney plans to continue investigating how his office handles campaign finance complaints.
CBS4 has learned a Denver Grand Jury is investigating criminal complaints against Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams.
The Elbert County Sheriff's office is missing a military M16 assault rifle and multiple agencies are involved in the search for it.
A veteran Arvada firefighter/paramedic is facing nine counts of felony exploitation of children after investigators say they caught him trading child pornography images online.
Former Colorado Department of Transportation audit director Chris Wedor pleaded guilty Monday afternoon to identity theft and forgery but will not be going to prison.
A Lincoln County judge has sentenced a man to eight years of probation after agreeing to plead guilty in an animal cruelty case.
The E-470 Public Highway Authority has admitted it incorrectly billed a Littleton woman for toll charges she never incurred, then continued to press her for payment even after she presented evidence suggesting the toll charges were erroneous.
Denver police conducted a drug raid Monday at the home of one of their own command officers, confiscating suspected illegal drugs according to multiple police sources familiar with the event.
Hundreds of women believe they've been ripped off after spending hundreds of dollars to attend Christian events in Colorado and across the country.
