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CalWood Fire Ravages One Neighborhood, Does Little Damage Nearby: 'It's a Scary Time'In the distance, onlookers could see several subdivisions the wildfire ripped through over the weekend.
Hay Bale Fire In Franktown Creates A Lot Of SmokeFranktown firefighters worked with Elizabeth Fire Rescue to put out a hay bale fire on Monday.
Aurora High School Students To Continue Remote LearningThe Aurora Public School District announced it is delaying the return on in-person learning for students in grades 9-12 until mid-November.
Denver Elections Mobile Voting Center Celebrates The First Day Of Early Voting On The University Of Denver CampusDenver Elections is hoping to get out the vote with a mobile voting center. The voting center is on wheels so it can be moved from location to location with ease.
Some Cherry Creek School District Students Falling Behind During Hybrid Learning: 'It's Frustrating And Heartbreaking'"I see both kids have to not only teach themselves the subjects, but then do all the work by themselves," one mom tells CBS4.
Prosecutors Officially Charge Matthew Dolloff In Deadly Shooting During ProtestsMatthew Dolloff, a security guard, was officially charged with second degree murder on Monday.
Douglas County Elementary Students Return To School For In-Person LearningElementary school students in Douglas County returned to class for in-person learning on Monday.
Firefighters Keep Lefthand Canyon Fire From Growing SignificantlyThe Lefthand Canyon Fire burning east of Ward in Boulder County grew by nearly 100 acres from Sunday to Monday.
Trending
Check Out The New Train Cars For The Broadmoor Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog RailwayThe train cars for the Broadmoor Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog Railway are being completed in Switzerland.
Relocation Of Civil War Statue To History Colorado Center Aims To Expand EducationA statue which was toppled over in Denver is now on display inside the History Colorado Center.
Parker The Snow Dog Showcases Changes At Loveland Ski Area This SeasonLoveland Ski Area has really gone to the dogs! At least these friendly canines are showing fellow skiers and boarders how to stay safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
CBS4 Investigates
'I Don't Feel Safe In Aurora Anymore': City Seeing Spike In Violent CrimeIn Aurora, violent crime rates are up and arrests are down. The police union president said, "We walk away when possible."
Alleged Neglect At Almost Like Home Assisted Living Center: Family Claims Arvada Facility Allowed Woman To 'Suffer'Julia Gutierrez's family claims the facility neglected to properly hydrate her, leading to an untreated urinary tract infection, as well as allegedly failed to properly treat a bedsore, leading to a septic infection.
Aurora SWAT Walks Away From Standoff; Wanted To 'Avoid Unnecessary Confrontation'A 4 hour-long standoff ended in an Aurora neighborhood with dozens of officers packing up and walking away, leaving a wanted man in his home.
Back To School
Aurora High School Students To Continue Remote LearningThe Aurora Public School District announced it is delaying the return on in-person learning for students in grades 9-12 until mid-November.
Some Cherry Creek School District Students Falling Behind During Hybrid Learning: 'It's Frustrating And Heartbreaking'"I see both kids have to not only teach themselves the subjects, but then do all the work by themselves," one mom tells CBS4.
Douglas County Elementary Students Return To School For In-Person LearningElementary school students in Douglas County returned to class for in-person learning on Monday.
Sports
6 FGs From McManus Push Broncos Past Patriots, 18-12Denver kicker Brandon McManus had six field goals and linebacker Malik Reed came up with a big sack late to help the Broncos hold on for an 18-12 win over the New England Patriots.
Broncos Running Back Coach Tests Positive For COVID-19, Sits Out Patriots GameA running back coach for the Denver Broncos, Curtis Modkins, tested positive for COVID-19, the team announced on Saturday morning.
Bill Cowher Says 'Biggest Thing' For Broncos Is Continue To Improve Offensive LineThe NFL Today analyst likes the young receivers that the team has put around Drew Lock, but wants to see the line improved.
Watch Shaun Boyd's Reality Check Of Political Ads
Doctor Shares Opinion In Ad Encouraging Coloradans To Vote No On Proposition 115Medicine is nuanced, which makes laws involving abortion more difficult.
Ad From Proposition 118 Supporters Has Some Truth, Lots Of OpinionProp 118 would require that most Colorado businesses provide paid family and medical leave for their workers.
TV Ad Suggests Amendment B Is A No-BrainerThe amendment to repeal the Gallagher Amendment is complicated, and a new ad that encourages Colorado voters to vote yes definitely has some spin.
Dr. Dave Hnida's Blog
Dr. Dave Hnida On New Study: 'Men, We're Idiots' When It Comes To Coronavirus Prevention MeasuresA new survey shows when it comes to wearing masks, women may be doing a better job than men.
Dr. Dave Hnida Calls Increase In Colorado Coronvirus Hospitalizations 'Concerning'For the first time since August, the number of people hospitalized with the coronavirus has risen to more than 200 in Colorado. That's raising concerns about a growing spike.
Dr. Dave To Parents: It Is Important To Get Those Flu ShotsA recent survey found a third of parents do not plan to get flu shots for their children despite the increased push during the pandemic.
TOP SPOTS
Check Out The New Train Cars For The Broadmoor Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog RailwayThe train cars for the Broadmoor Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog Railway are being completed in Switzerland.
Greeley Cancels Lights The Night Parade, Plans Drive-Thru 'Holiday Lane' InsteadInstead of a traditional parade along a crowded street, Greeley is hosting a new event -- Holiday Lane at Island Grove.
Denver Center Hosts Virtual Broadway Concert SeriesWith live performances on hold, the DCPA has found a different way to connect with its audiences, in the form of a series of online concerts.
