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'Complete Revitalization': Silverthorne Makes Progress On Four Street Crossing DevelopmentThe town of Silverthorne is growing fast, and long-planned revitalization efforts are expected to pay off this starting this summer.
COVID In Colorado: State Launching At Work Vaccination ProgramColorado is preparing to launch a new program which would allow a company to host a COVID-19 vaccination event.
Victims Identified In Colorado Springs Mass Shooting At Birthday PartyColorado Springs Police officials shared an update to the mass shooting at a birthday party early on Mother's Day.
Colorado Lottery To Provide $71 Million In Funding For State Parks, Recreation & ConservationThe Colorado Lottery announced on Tuesday it reached the funding cap for Great Outdoors Colorado nearly a month earlier than last year.
Aurora Public Schools To Require COVID Vaccinations For StaffA letter sent to staff at Aurora Public Schools says they will be required to be vaccinated from COVID-19 for the next school year.
COVID Restrictions In Colorado: Several Counties Move To 'Level Clear' On SundaySeveral metro area counties will transition on Sunday to Level Clear, the least restrictive level on the COVID-19 dial.
Flags To Be Lowered To Honor Colorado Springs Shooting Victims
Four Congressmen Join Colorado Teacher & Students To Make a Japanese Internment Camp A National Historic SiteMore than 70 years after a Japanese internment camp in Colorado closed, it could become a national historic site and part of the National Park System.
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Learn To Fish! Colorado Parks & Wildlife To Teach Basics To Warm Water FishingColorado Parks and Wildlife is inviting Coloradans to a free, warm water fishing clinic in Loveland.
What Is The 'Love Has Won' Cult, Whose Founder Amy Carlson May Have Been Mummified By Followers After Her Death?A promise of awakening, peace, love and unity. That's what former followers of the cult Love Has Won say lured them into the orbit of Amy Carlson, who called herself Mother God.
Foul Ball With Foul Results; Colorado Boy Receives 500 Stitches After Collision With Outfield FenceThere are exactly 108 stitches on a baseball. Christopher Valerio has that beat. Easily.
Sports
'I Beat Them, Beat Them, Destroyed Them': Peyton Manning Reviews Broncos' 2021 Schedule In Tease VideoFormer Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning answered the call to help the team once again -- this time to get fans excited about next season's schedule.
'Your Nose Is Super Crooked Lately': Gabriel Landeskog Explains Injury After Getting Called Out By Andre BurakovskyColorado Avalanche player Gabe Landeskog answered the question that was on the tip of everyone's tongue -- what happened to his nose?
Colorado Avalanche Top Golden Knights 2-1, Close In On 1st In WestJ.T. Compher scored a go-ahead goal in the third period and Philipp Grubauer made 36 saves to help Colorado preserve its chances to finish in first place in the West Division.
CBS4 Investigates
Colorado Department Of Labor Writing Off $61 Million In Overpayments Made During PandemicA CBS4 Investigation has learned that the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment is writing off more than $61 million in overpayments.
'Everything Is Very Very Fake'; State Issues Cease And Desist Order To Man Posing As Colorado DoctorThe Colorado Medical Board has ordered a man to stop using a fake Colorado medical license which he has apparently been using in other countries to secure jobs as a medical lecturer and professor.
'Never Had A Cop Do That With Me Before'; Woman Says Aurora Officer Josiah Coe Gave Her MethAn admitted methamphetamine user said she was "shocked" when an Aurora police officer allegedly gave her methamphetamine and a pipe to smoke it in.
AAPI Heritage Month
Four Congressmen Join Colorado Teacher & Students To Make a Japanese Internment Camp A National Historic SiteMore than 70 years after a Japanese internment camp in Colorado closed, it could become a national historic site and part of the National Park System.
Denver Chefs Team Up To Fundraise For AAPI Causes: 'We Need To Do Something More'Three Denver chefs have teamed up to raise money and awareness for causes related to the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community.
'Votercade' Organized By Asian And Pacific Islander Group Advocates For Voters’ RightsOn Saturday in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood, it seemed like a small group of people was getting ready for a small quiet event. They decorated their cars quietly for a “votercade.”
CBSN Denver Interviews
Donate To A Colorado Nonprofit Fund Program Allows Taxpayers To Easily Help Eligible CharitiesThe Donate to a Colorado Nonprofit Fund program allows taxpayers to choose to donate to any eligible Colorado-registered charity with a simple designation on their state income tax return.
Mental Health Awareness Month More Important Than Ever In Post-Pandemic WorldThe Colorado Crisis Line is seeing above a 30% increase in the number of calls, and community resources like the Mental Health Center of Denver is seeing an increase in demand for services as well.
'You Look Good Today. Want Snacks?': Artificial Intelligence Learns To Flirt Thanks To Colorado Scientist Janelle ShaneArtificial intelligence is learning to flirt thanks to a Colorado scientist. The pickup lines generated are perfectly awkward and hilarious, too.
Dr. Dave Hnida's Blog
Colorado Doctor: Full FDA Authorization Would Offer Leeway For Mandatory COVID-19 VaccinationPfizer is asking for full FDA approval for its COVID-19 vaccine. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida said that should only make us more confident in the vaccine.
COVID In Colorado: Yes, You Can Ask Your Health Care Provider If They Are Vaccinated. No, They Don't Have To AnswerAbout 80% of health care workers in Colorado have received a COVID-19 vaccine, and Dr. Dave Hnida said it is acceptable for you to ask your doctor if they are vaccinated.
Dr. Dave Hnida: When It Comes To COVID, Parents Can Set Good Example For KidsEven as more Coloradans get the COVID-19 vaccine, the state is seeing a jump in the cases among children. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida said there are a number of reasons for the increase.
