Family searches for dog who ran away during 4th of July fireworks
Riverdale Animal Shelter says they always see an increase in lost pet intakes around the Fourth of July because pets get scared by fireworks and run off.
Heavy rain, severe weather postpones Colorado Rapids match, fireworks show
The Rapids' match against Portland Timbers FC, which was paused at halftime, will resume at a later date. The fireworks show was also postponed until a later date.
King Soopers employee fired over video of theft
The car drove off, King Soopers employee Santino Burrola called the police, then posted the video to social media.
Residents in Aurora say fireworks already problematic ahead of 4th of July
Ahead of the holiday, neighbors tell CBS News Colorado, people are already letting off fireworks, creating not only headaches, but concerns about safety, noise, and vandalism.
Brighton preserves historic farm in $9M acquisition
The acquisition will preserve the historic farm in Brighton. What makes the farm so unique? Its location and its water rights.
Club Q survivors react to shooter's guilty plea and life sentence
After a court hearing Monday where the shooter in the Club Q massacre pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life in prison without parole, survivors of that November 2022 mass shooting spoke to CBS News Colorado with their reactions.
Adams City High holds reunion for graduates from 1948 to 1983
Sunday, a group of alumni from Adams City High School, formerly Union High School No. 1, held a reunion for graduates from 1948 to 1983.
Teen with drone discovers couple trapped in Jeep in sinkhole
Two people were taken to the hospital as a precaution after a Jeep overturned in Adams County Saturday morning after a sinkhole apparently opened up under the Jeep.
Supreme Court closes door on retroactive justice for child sex abuse survivors
The Colorado Supreme Court has closed the door on retroactive justice for some child sex abuse survivors by ruling a 2021 law unconstitutional.
"Irreplaceable" music gear stolen from Veruca Salt musician
Louise Post was set to perform at Denver's Globe Hall as part of a tour for her solo album "Sleepwalker," but she woke to discover a U-Haul containing all her gear had been stolen.
Denver woman homeless months after trailer was stolen by thieves
A patch of brown grass is the only sign that a Denver woman's home was once parked at the corner of Eudora Street and 33rd Avenue.
Vietnam veteran receives high school diploma after 54 years
In 1969, Thomas Dreiling was a typical high school senior at Ranum High School in Westminster. But instead of graduating, he went to war.
Universal Music in Thornton prepares to close after 63 years in business
As the store turns 63, Universal Music will close its doors. The store is set to close on July 15 but may stay open longer if there are still items left.
Friend says mom charged with killing baby experienced postpartum depression
A Boulder mother is behind bars on murder charges in the death of her two-month-old son.
Community writes inspiring messages on inside of new home in Marshall Fire burn zone
Community members are coming together, writing inspiring messages on the frame of a house being rebuilt after it was destroyed by the Marshall fire.