Adidas won't challenge Black Lives Matter over trademark
Sportswear company previously claimed that BLM's three-stripe design too closely resembled its own iconic logo.
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Denver Public Schools Taking More Precautions With Security Over Lesson Plan Protest
Denver Public Schools is taking further precautions with their building entry policies this week after a man gained access to Centennial Elementary School to protest the school's curriculum on the history of inclusion and diversity.
Tay Anderson Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Black Lives Matter 5280
Tay Anderson has filed a $1 million defamation lawsuit.
Keith Wrede, Colorado Springs Officer Who Said 'Kill Them All,' Sued For Excessive Force
A Colorado Springs police officer disciplined for saying "Kill Them All" during a livestream of a protest against racial injustice and police violence last year is one of two officers accused of using excessive force on a woman following an earlier protest in a federal lawsuit.
Denver Public Schools Board Of Education Authorizes Investigation Into Allegations Against School Board Director Tay Anderson
The Denver Public Schools Board of Education announced on Tuesday that they have authorized a "thorough and independent fact-finding investigation" in response to the allegations made against Denver Public Schools Board Director Tay Anderson.
Tay Anderson Says He's Open To Any Investigation After Sexual Assault Allegations Surface
Denver Public School Board member Tay Anderson says he welcomes any investigation after allegations that he sexually assaulted a woman emerged over the weekend.
Suppression Of Expression: Littleton HOA Still Undecided On Couple's Black Lives Matter Flag
Two homeowners are still waiting to learn the fate of their Black Lives Matter flag.
Former Coloradan Aaron Appelhans Becomes First-Ever Black Sheriff In Wyoming
Aaron Appelhans was appointed Wyoming's first Black sheriff, a post he took months after fury over racist policing roiled U.S. cities.
Littleton HOA Asks Couple To Remove BLM Flag
A neighborhood HOA in Littleton told a couple they weren't allowed to fly a BLM flag outside their home.
Path To Police Reform Looks Bumpier Than Expected In Denver
The Task Force to Reimagine Policing and Public Safety started after the Black Lives Matter protests eight months ago. Now, Denver police officers and the Department of Safety have pulled out of the community-led effort.
'I Feel Violated': Trump Supporter Reacts After Trio Spray Paints BLM, Pro-Biden Message Near Home
Security footage from multiple homes captured at least three people, presumed to be teenaged girls, spray painting the road in front of the home with messages of support for Black Lives Matter and Joe Biden's campaign.
'Still Demanding Justice': Nuggets Coach Michael Malone Compares Breonna Taylor Decision To Elijah McClain Case
he Denver Nuggets head coach Michael Malone expressed his disappointment with the grand jury's decision not to charge officers with killing Breonna Taylor, calling it "tragic" and "a shame."
Video: Man Holding Gun Arrested At Breonna Taylor Protest In Denver
CBS4's team was just feet away, and had the camera rolling, when they saw the man running with a gun drawn.
Lowry Board Reverses Policy: Yard Signs Now Allowed
After hearing from unhappy residents and following a spate of media attention, the HOA board overseeing Denver's Lowry neighborhood reversed a long-standing policy and voted to allow residents to display two yard signs.
HOA Orders Lowry Residents In Denver To Remove Social Justice Yard Signs
Residents of Denver's Lowry neighborhood are being ordered to remove yard signs pushing various social causes.
Black Leaders Denounce Destruction Of Property After Denver Rioters Damage Quiznos, Other Businesses
The Colorado Black Round Table, Denver NAACP, Greater Metro Denver Ministerial Alliance, and other Black leaders denounces random violence and the destruction of property.
Peaceful Protest In Denver Takes Place Following Kenosha Shooting Of Jacob Blake
Peaceful protestors gathered in Fuller Park north of Manual High School Monday night to call for more change after the shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin.
'Kill Them All': Colorado Springs Officer Keith Wrede Used Fake Name To Post Comments About Protesters
A sergeant with the Colorado Springs Police Department has been temporarily suspended and transferred following an internal affairs investigation that confirmed he posted comments on a livestream of a protest in late June.
Woman Makes Friends With 4-Year-Old Girl Who Yelled 'Black Lives Matter' In Home Depot
It could have been an awkward moment. Instead, it was the beginning of a precious friendship.
Denver's Michael Hancock And Other Mayors Join Portland In Asking Trump Administration To Withdraw Federal Forces
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and more than a dozen other mayors have joined Portland in asking the Trump administration to remove federal forces from or stop plans to send them to major American cities.
Nathaniel Rateliff, The Lumineers Lead Greenwood Village Police Accountability Protest
Several hundred people came out Monday night to tell Greenwood Village they will not stand for its resolution pulling away from Colorado's new police accountability law.
Protesters March Against Hate, Racism In Denver's Cranmer Park Neighborhood
It was a quickly organized event after video of a Black man being yelled at by a White woman was posted on Reddit on Monday.
Excessive Force Lawsuit: ACLU Sues Denver Police After George Floyd Death Protests
The lawsuit claims police violated protesters' Constitutional rights when using chemicals and other "less-lethal" methods to break up crowds of "nonviolent protesters."
Elijah McClain's Mom Says Officers 'Murdered' Her Son, As Pressure Mounts For New Probe
Sheneen McClain, the mother of Elijah McClain who died last summer after an altercation with police in Aurora, says her son was murdered.
Civil War Statue In Front Of Colorado State Capitol Pulled Down
Police in Denver are investigating after a Civil War statue in front of the Colorado State Capitol was toppled overnight.
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Accused killer was granted 2022 parole over objections of case manager
A man charged with randomly stabbing two people to death in Denver was released from jail on parole in March, even though a parole case manager called him a "public safety risk" and asked that he be returned to prison.
CDOT issues call to action as pedestrian deaths rise
With 81 pedestrian deaths this year in Colorado, the Colorado Department of Transportation is issuing a call to action for pedestrians and drivers alike.
Douglas County Water Board to move forward despite concerns
Every day, 24 people move to Douglas County. That growth is a big reason why two out of three county commissioners want to create a long-term water plan. Their idea to form a Douglas County Water Commission is moving forward, despite the third county commissioners' opposition.
Coloradan makes progress after getting sick in France botulism outbreak
A Coloradan is improving in a French hospital after getting botulism poisoning at a French restaurant earlier in September.
Louisville water treatment workers pay it forward in Maui
Louisville water treatment employees spent a week with their counterparts in Maui providing help, hope, and healing.
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Accused killer was granted 2022 parole over objections of case manager
A man charged with randomly stabbing two people to death in Denver was released from jail on parole in March, even though a parole case manager called him a "public safety risk" and asked that he be returned to prison.
Coloradan makes progress after getting sick in France botulism outbreak
A Coloradan is improving in a French hospital after getting botulism poisoning at a French restaurant earlier in September.
Louisville water treatment workers pay it forward in Maui
Louisville water treatment employees spent a week with their counterparts in Maui providing help, hope, and healing.
CDOT issues call to action as pedestrian deaths rise
With 81 pedestrian deaths this year in Colorado, the Colorado Department of Transportation is issuing a call to action for pedestrians and drivers alike.
Douglas County Water Board to move forward despite concerns
Every day, 24 people move to Douglas County. That growth is a big reason why two out of three county commissioners want to create a long-term water plan. Their idea to form a Douglas County Water Commission is moving forward, despite the third county commissioners' opposition.
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Accused killer was granted 2022 parole over objections of case manager
A man charged with randomly stabbing two people to death in Denver was released from jail on parole in March, even though a parole case manager called him a "public safety risk" and asked that he be returned to prison.
Gas station owner takes the stand in trial for 2 officers
Prosecutors were taking the jurors in the trial of a former Aurora police officer and a suspended Aurora police officer to the minutes leading up to when Elijah McClain was confronted by Jason Rosenblatt, Randy Rodema, and others.
"Tina - The Tina Turner Musical" is coming to Denver
Can you dance like Tina Turner? The cast of "Tina - The Tina Turner Musical" showed CBS News Colorado how difficult it can be to portray her ahead of Denver performances.
Coloradan makes progress after getting sick in France botulism outbreak
A Coloradan is improving in a French hospital after getting botulism poisoning at a French restaurant earlier in September.
Team from Louisville Public Works travels to Hawaii to share wildfire lessons
The Colorado utility workers have become national experts on water system recovery after a wildfire.
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Colorado Rockies record 100th loss of the season
The Colorado Rockies fell to the Los Angeles Dodgers 11-2 on Tuesday night at Coors Field and set a dismal milestone.
Deion Sanders tunes out detractors, turns the page on Buffs' lopsided loss
Deion Sanders is turning the page on Colorado's 42-6 loss to Oregon while also tuning out his detractors.
Payton calls biggest loss in Broncos history a "butt whipping"
Coach Sean Payton contemplated not even showing the game film to his team from the Broncos' breathtaking loss to the Dolphins. But he decided he'd be remiss if he didn't have his players and coaches watch the gaffe-filled debacle so they could learn from their mistakes.
Sean Payton's Broncos fall apart in 'embarassing' 70-20 loss at Miami
Broncos coach Sean Payton called Sunday's 70-20 loss to the Miami Dolphins embarrassing and something that will be tough to rewatch on tape for the players and coaches.
Taylor Swift roots for Travis Kelce at Kansas City Chiefs game
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce later walked out of Arrowhead Stadium together, further fueling to the speculation that they are dating.
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Film academy to replace Hattie McDaniel's historic missing Oscar
McDaniel was the first Black person to ever win an Oscar, which was displayed at Howard University until the late 1960s when it mysteriously disappeared.
Biden's dog, Commander, bites Secret Service staff again
There have been at least 11 documented attacks by the German shepherd against Secret Service staff going back nearly a year.
Target says it's closing 9 stores because of surging retail thefts
Rise in "organized" retail crime is threatening the safety of employees and customers, according to Target.
CBS News poll: Trump leads in early states, where campaigning hasn't closed gap
Early-state voters differ on abortion and how much the eventual GOP nominee should appeal to moderates.
Donald Trump and his company "repeatedly" violated fraud law, N.Y. judge rules
"The documents here clearly contain fraudulent valuations that defendants used in business," Judge Engoron wrote in his ruling, ordering Trump's New York business certificates canceled.
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Biden's dog, Commander, bites Secret Service staff again
There have been at least 11 documented attacks by the German shepherd against Secret Service staff going back nearly a year.
Find out what effects there'd be in Colorado if federal government shuts down
A government shutdown would affect more than just federal workers. It could impact thousands of young mothers in Colorado.
CBS News poll: Trump leads in early states, where campaigning hasn't closed gap
Early-state voters differ on abortion and how much the eventual GOP nominee should appeal to moderates.
Donald Trump and his company "repeatedly" violated fraud law, N.Y. judge rules
"The documents here clearly contain fraudulent valuations that defendants used in business," Judge Engoron wrote in his ruling, ordering Trump's New York business certificates canceled.
Biden joins picket line with UAW workers in Michigan
President Biden said the UAW "saved the auto industry back in 2008," and should reap the benefits of profits now.
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Coloradan makes progress after getting sick in France botulism outbreak
A Coloradan is improving in a French hospital after getting botulism poisoning at a French restaurant earlier in September.
Free COVID test kits are back. Here's how to get them.
The Biden administration is also pouring $600 million into more COVID tests manufacturing across the U.S.
Runners hit the streets in Golden over the weekend for Robbie's Hope
The nonprofit was created after high school student Robbie Eckert died by suicide.
CDC to avoid "scare tactic" in new effort to reset flu shot expectations
The new CDC campaign to back the shots is called "Wild to Mild."
Denver sculptor's work at hospital reminds us all to smile
Phyllis Beattie's carefully crafted bronze sculptures aren't hard to miss throughout the Mile High City, but it's her piece located at a hospital entitled Caring Hands that means the most to her.
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Target says it's closing 9 stores because of surging retail thefts
Rise in "organized" retail crime is threatening the safety of employees and customers, according to Target.
Donald Trump and his company "repeatedly" violated fraud law, N.Y. judge rules
"The documents here clearly contain fraudulent valuations that defendants used in business," Judge Engoron wrote in his ruling, ordering Trump's New York business certificates canceled.
United Airlines hosts "Girls in Aviation Day" in Denver
When girls in Colorado want to explore a future in aviation they don't have to look far for incredible stories of success.
Chef Dana Rodriguez glad she built her future in Denver
The executive chef of Casa Bonita is determined to make the road easier for food workers by offering retirement and health insurance benefits.
Biden joins picket line with UAW workers in Michigan
President Biden said the UAW "saved the auto industry back in 2008," and should reap the benefits of profits now.
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Legacy program aims to keep longtime Denver businesses open
Denver Economic Development & Opportunity is accepting applications for the city's first-ever Legacy Business program. It's designed to protect and strengthen small, locally owned businesses that've been in Denver for a decade or more.
Great Colorado Payback helps you cash in on unclaimed property
On a sunny summer morning, the Colorado Treasury Department was determined to help Coloradans cash in on benefits.
Making Ends Meet: Colorado Pet Pantry helps those in need feed furry friends
Amid soaring need for donations, the nonprofit is now asking for even more help after its box truck containing food was stolen on Friday.
How to navigate interest rates: Colorado financial professional weighs in
Interest rates apply to many aspects of our financial lives. They're tied to things like mortgages, savings accounts, retirement, and others. These rates can be tricky to navigate, however, when they're high like they are currently.
Applying to CSU is now free for potential college students
Executive director of admissions, Heather Daniels, tells CBS News Colorado that she hopes that "ramily" continues to grow, especially with new incentives.