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Colorado has the second fastest-growing older population in the country and the number of geriatric doctors has not kept up.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman says on Thursday he will introduce an ordinance prohibiting camping in the city.
Gov. Jared Polis has signed the state budget for Colorado for 2021-2022. He says it restores funding to dramatic cuts made during the pandemic.
You can show your face in public again if you are vaccinated. As CBS4 was first to report Thursday, Gov. Jared Polis lifted Colorado's mask mandate and wasted no time hosting a mask-free event.
The petition calls for a referendum on the November 2021 ballot, which would allow voters to decide the future of Denver's group living amendment.
Rep. Doug Lamborn, a Republican who represents Colorado's 5th Congressional District, is accused in a new lawsuit of taking a "reckless and dangerous approach to COVID-19."
Colorado lawmakers are considering a bill to help protect domestic violence survivors by keeping firearms out of the hands of their abuser.
There's a new effort to make a mental health checkup as regular for Coloradans as going for a physical.
House Republicans have removed Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney from her leadership position. She was ousted as conference chair in a voice vote by House GOP members shortly after their closed-door meeting came to order.
Adam's County District Attorney Brian Mason is opening up about his own mental health struggles in an effort to reduce the stigma associated with mental illness.
More than 70 years after a Japanese internment camp in Colorado closed, it could become a national historic site and part of the National Park System.
Colorado is now the second state in the country, behind Washington, to offer this alternative burial process.
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack visited a school in Aurora to recognize a huge achievement on Monday. Aurora Public Schools has served more than 7 million free meals to local children and adults over the past year.
A bill making its way through the Colorado House aims to protect the rights of car owners who've been towed.
Opponents of a $5.3 billion transportation funding bill are taking their fight to the ballot. The bill includes $1.5 billion in general fund and stimulus dollars and $3.8 billion in new fees.
