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'Guys Have A Badge On And It's Like They Run The World': Subject Of Violent Aurora Police Arrest Wants ChangeKyle Vinson says he wants to see the kind of change in policing that prevents what happened to him.
Denver Public Schools Hears From Parents, Staff About Face Mask RequirementThe rise in COVID-19 cases has led Denver Public Schools to renew a former health practice. DPS announced Tuesday that masks will be required for all students, visitors and staff inside its buildings, regardless of vaccination status.
Colorado Housing Advocates Say Policy On Evictions Needs To Be Based On Environmental FactorsHousing advocates trying to help tenants pay rent while keeping landlords with affordable options in the market say a policy on evictions needs to be based on economic factors.
Colorado Dries Out! Transitioning Back To Big Heat And Thick SmokeThe threat for flooding, and mudslides that has plagued the high country for days has ended. It will be dry statewide by Wednesday night just as smoke and heat make a rapid return.
City Of Denver Employees Meet News Of Vaccination Requirement With Mixed EmotionsReactions to Mayor Hancock's announcement of a vaccine requirement for City of Denver employees included surprise, confusion, and relief earlier this week.
2 Arrested After Psilocybin Mushrooms Found Growing In Lyons HomeTwo people got caught with an illegal psilocybin mushroom grow and other drugs in a Lyons home.
Influx Of COVID Patients May Delay Medical Attention To Those Suffering From Other AilmentsAs the Delta variant of COVID-19 brings more patients to hospitals non-COVID patients are wondering if sometimes they are being put in the back seat.
New Center Offers Recovery Resources For Homeless In Jefferson CountyThe center’s main mission is to offer services for people on a brief visit either showering, doing some laundry, getting signed up for a housing list, or using the internet.
Trending
We're Only 31 Days Away From The Anniversary Of Denver's Earliest Snow On RecordJust last year it snowed on Sept. 8 in Denver, which tied for the second earliest snow on record.
Lakewood Animal Control Searches For Man After His Dog Bit A ChildPolice in Lakewood are trying to track down a man and his dog after the dog bit a child.
COVID In Colorado: As Delta Variant Causes Dramatic Increase In Cases, Governor Says Getting To 80% Vaccination Rate Would 'Make An Enormous Difference'More than 70% of all Coloradans who are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine have "done the right thing to protect themselves, their families and their community" and gotten vaccinated, says Gov. Jared Polis.
New Teachers In Brighton 27-J School District Walk The Red Carpet Before OrientationNew teachers in the Brighton 27-J school district were given the star treatment as they were welcomed back to school on Monday.
Feral Kitten Saved From Weld County Dumpster With A Little OilAnimal Control officers in Weld County came across a feral kitten that wound up stuck in a dumpster.
Colorado Mother Tries To Protect 2-Year-Old Amid Delta Variant Worries: 'It Feels Like We're Starting Over'Julia Murphy and her immediate family are staying close together, with few visits to restaurants or public outings.
Sports
Broncos' Legend Terrell Davis On Teddy Bridgewater, Drew Lock QB Battle: 'Normally The Veteran Who Is Stable Tends To Win'Broncos Hall of Fame running back Terrell Davis has his eye on the quarterbacks during training camp, and was at practice on Tuesday.
Elías Díaz Hits Grand Slam, Kyle Freeland Earns Win As Rockies Top Cubs 13-6Elías Díaz hit a grand slam, Kyle Freeland got his first win in more than a month and the Rockies beat the Cubs 13-6.
Former Broncos Linebacker Todd Davis Retires From NFLFormer Denver Broncos linebacker Todd Davis is retiring from the NFL.
CBS4 Investigates
Company Says GPS Showed Where Stolen Truck Was Yet Victims Say Aurora Police Showed Little InterestWhen thieves stole an F-250 pickup truck belonging to ICI Interior Contractors this month in Aurora, company administrators believed they had an ace up their sleeve: a sophisticated, real-time GPS system that showed exactly where the vehicle was.
Boulder, Cherry Creek Schools See Record Summer School Turnout Following Pandemic Learning LossSummer school has notoriously been the last thing students want to do during the summer months, but this year Boulder school officials saw record participation in the program, which came to a close this week.
Animal Rights Lawyer Jennifer Emmi Accepts Plea Bargain In Murder-For-Hire CaseA well-known Colorado animal rights attorney and media personality has agreed to a plea bargain after being charged with attempting to hire a hit man to murder her husband's girlfriend.
Getting Back To Work
Remote Workers Plan Return To Office Amid AnxietyIf you’re someone with a return-to-work date looming over your head, you might be a little anxious about leaving the comfort of your home and heading back to a work environment that has a lot of uncertainties.
Study: COVID Pandemic Sparked Increased Demand For Homes Farther From Downtown DenverHomes farther away from downtown Denver are seeing a larger increase in value, while homes closer to downtown are seeing a less of a rise, according to a new study by Zillow.
More Than Half Of Employers In Denver Plan To Add New PositionsMore than half of the employers in Denver plan to add new positions this year.
Weather School With Meteorologist Chris Spears
Weather School With Chris Spears: What Is The North American Monsoon?During the summer you hear the word "monsoon" frequently when checking the weather forecast in the southwest part of the United States.
Weather School With Chris Spears: Why Is Colorado So Prone To Hail?Hail is a big part of the severe weather season in Colorado, especially on the eastern plains.
Weather School With Chris Spears: Lightning Hotspots In ColoradoLightning can be one of the scariest and most unpredictable aspects of a thunderstorm but it can also be one of the most mesmerizing too.
CBSN Denver Interviews
National Farmers Market Week Helps Kick Off Colorado Proud Month, Importance Of Supporting Local GrowersNational Farmers Market Week is coming up Aug. 1-7. The event also helps kick off Colorado Proud Month, a time to promote the produce grown right here in our state.
Teddy Bear Patrol Brings Lasting Comfort To Children In TraumaCBS4 is partnered with KOSI 101 and HealthOne to collect Teddy Bears for first responders.
Colorado Doctor Calls Drop In Deaths For Some Common Cancers 'A Celebration For The Medical Community'According to a new report, death rates have dropped for some of the most common cancers.
