Semi-truck spills pipes and iron onto other vehicles, killing 1 person
Officials expect U.S. Highway 285 to be closed through the night after a person was killed when a semi-truck spilled pipes and angle iron onto several vehicles.
Eagle landlord settles sexual assault and harassment lawsuit for $300K
A Colorado landlord and property management company has settled a lawsuit for $300,000 after being accused of sexually assaulting and harassing a family, including two children, who lived in one of their properties.
2 dead, 2 hurt in Interstate 25 crash in Northern Colorado
Two people are dead, and two other were injured in a crash near Wellington in Northern Colorado on Monday.
Hot liquid glass causes hours-long fire at Arvada bottling facility
After a fire at a storage unit and a fiery plane crash, the Arvada Fire Department has had a busy week. Thankfully, no one was taken to the hospital in Sunday morning's blaze.
Colorado man shoots and kills deer that attacked pregnant daughter and dogs
The incident was reported in El Paso County, where a female deer stomped on dogs and then charged at their pregnant owner, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. It comes after an "unprecedented" three elk attacks in Estes Park.
Douglas County firefighters, deputies respond to reported explosion
The first calls reported an explosion on Platte Avenue in Sedalia around 3:15 a.m. Douglas County sheriff's deputies arrived to find a house and RV on fire.
Denver's new plan for homeless vets met with mixed reactions
As Denver looks to get more veterans housed, groups already working in that space hope the city's initiative will also prioritize providing the resources they need after being housed. Others feel the mayor's office is more concerned with optics.
4-year-old attacked by elk in Estes Park - the 2nd elk attack in days
For the second time in less than a week, Colorado Parks and Wildlife says a cow elk attacked a young child. Wildlife officials are "fairly certain" this was a different elk.
Denver wants to be the largest U.S. city with no homeless veterans
Denver's mayor says that through a partnership with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and other agencies, the city plans to get the 52 homeless veterans identified in the city off the streets by the end of 2024.
8-year-old recovering after "unusual" elk attack
An 8-year-old girl is out of the hospital and recovering after being attacked by an elk while riding her bike in Estes Park.
1 killed, 1 missing in Colorado River rafting accident
The Grand County Sheriff's Office said the accident occurred around Saturday afternoon southwest of Kremmling. A 56-year-old Aurora man died while a 61-year-old man from Littleton is still missing.
Former Colorado data company executive convicted of mail and wire fraud
The two defendants worked for Epsilon Data Management, a company that boasts a customer base of 250 million American customers -- about 75% of the entire country.
Popular Trail Ridge Road open for season, but beware of icy roads
NPS is warning drivers about icy roads, hopeful visitors should be aware of Rocky Mountain National Park's timed entry system.
Watch CBS Colorado's Congressional District 4 Republican primary debate
The candidates mostly saw eye-to-eye on former President Donald Trump, immigration, climate change and federal spending, but broke from one another on foreign policy.
Civil Service Commission director fired after saying standards were lowered
She claimed the commission -- an independent oversight board that oversees hiring, firing, promotions, discipline and other tasks for the police and fire departments -- has lowered its hiring standards for officers and firefighters.