High stakes lawsuit pits Vail against hundreds of trucking companies
The Town of Vail is under fire over an ordinance aimed at ridding its Vail Village and Lionshead neighborhoods of all delivery trucks.
Republican state representative launches bid for U.S. Rep. Ken Buck's seat
State Rep. Richard Holtorf is the latest Republican to throw his hat in the ring for Colorado's 4th Congressional District seat after incumbent Congressman Ken Buck announced he would not seek re-election when his term ends next November.
Colorado lawmakers prepare to return to work next week
The president of the state Senate and speaker of the house will be focused on increasing affordable housing options for people in Colorado.
Crews hit an underground power line in Louisville damaging 2 homes
It wasn't the first time the company had hit an underground line in the neighborhood. The day before the fire, Howe says, crews were laying fiber optic cable when they hit a line that supplied power to the area.
After grisly findings at Colorado funeral homes, tougher regulations urged
The report details nearly 30 cases involving everything mislabeled and unlabeled remains to bodies abandoned, unrefrigerated or improperly embalmed.
Man charged in deadly DUI crash sentenced in 2 other DUI cases 4 days earlier
CBS News Colorado has learned Jose Menjiaur-Alas pled guilty to two separate drunk driving charges just four days before the crash that killed Melissa Powell and her 16-year-old son Riordan.
Colorado Republican Party threatens to ignore presidential primary
After making presidential candidates pay up to $40,000 to participate in Colorado's Republican presidential primary, the State GOP is now threatening to ignore the results of the primary if former President Donald Trump isn't on the ballot.
Colorado lawmakers call for a cease-fire in Hamas-Israel war
Dozens of Coloradans gathered outside the state Capitol to call for a cease-fire in the war between Hamas and Israel.
Colorado Trump lawsuit petitioners: "We can win at the Supreme Court level"
Mario Nicolais, an attorney for the six Colorado voters who filed the lawsuit to keep Donald Trump, said that some aspects of the Colorado Supreme Court's majority opinion were informed by previous opinions of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
Polis touts affordable housing, calls for end to "threatening and bullying"
The Colorado State Legislature heads back to work in three weeks and Gov. Jared Polis is once again laser focused on affordable housing.
$2 million in Marshall Fire donations go to local governments
Nearly two years after the Marshall Fire, the organization in charge of donations is under fire after giving some of the money it received to local governments.
Vet-turned-lawmaker says Colorado vet shortage hurts pets, people
State Rep. Karen McCormick is introducing a package of bills aimed at addressing an increasingly dire shortage of veterinarians in Colorado. The impact is not only on animals but those who care for them, especially in rural areas.
Marshall Fire survivors struggle 2 years later
December marks the two-year anniversary of Colorado's most devastating wildfire, and many Marshall Fire survivors are still struggling.
Colorado Jewish Democrats call for an end to "dangerous" rhetoric
Headed into an election year you expect animosity between Democrats and Republicans. You don't expect Democrats to turn on each other. But that is exactly what is happening as the war in Gaza divides the Colorado Democratic Party.
Property tax relief still being debated as special session heads into day 4
While Gov. Jared Polis called lawmakers back to work to address property taxes after the failure of Proposition HH, a bill dealing with income taxes is the first one they sent to the governor in the special session.