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Search Continues For 2nd Day For Missing Kayaker On Carter LakeThe search for a missing kayaker on Carter Lake continued for a second day on Monday.

Northglenn Police Searching For Overnight Shooting SuspectsNorthglenn Police are searching for suspects involved in a shooting late Sunday night.

Joint Chiefs Chairman General Mark Milley Will Address USAFA Commencement Next MonthAir Force cadets will receive their official Academy send off from the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff next month.

Colorado Severe Weather Awareness Week: The Difference Between Watches And WarningsColorado's severe weather season starts in April but ramps up during May and June and can last through early September in some years.

Denver Weather: Two Really Good Chances For Spring Snow This WeekAn unusual storm system set to crawl across Colorado will bring cloudy skies, chilly temperatures, and numerous chances for rain and snow over at least 5 days.

Colorado Unemployment Claimants Struggling With ID.me Verification Stuck With No Income, No AnswersThe ID.me system put in place in Colorado to try to combat fraudulent unemployment claims is putting some people who are out of work in a desperate situation.

Memorial Started For Man Killed In Violent Crash In Denver's Highlands NeighborhoodDetails from Denver police about a deadly crash at 32nd Avenue and Lowell Boulevard on Saturday remain scarce.

Firefighters Searching For Missing Kayaker On Carter LakeLarimer County Sheriff's deputies and firefighters from Berthoud and Loveland are looking for a missing kayaker.
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'Be Happy Boutique' Offers Beautiful Dresses In Honor Of 12-Year-Old GirlBe Happy Boutique is making sure that every young woman who wants a beautiful dress to wear to prom can have one, regardless of how much money they have in their budget.

USGS Reports 2.8 Magnitude Earthquake Near Aspen Saturday NightA few people in the Aspen area reported that they felt some shaking from the quake.

Is Your Radon Mitigation System Making Your Home More Dangerous?One in two homes in Colorado has dangerous levels of radon and the companies that test and mitigate for it in the state don't have to meet any state standards.
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Colorado Golf Community Loses A Champion: Michael Lee From School Of Mines Dies From COVID-19Michael Lee won four college golf tournaments during his golf career at the Colorado School Of Mines. He died a few months ago from COVID-19 at the age of 28.

Celtics' 31-3 Run Ends Nuggets' Win StreakThe Nuggets looked well on their way to their ninth straight win when they took a 79-65 lead in the third quarter on a 3-pointer by Facundo Campazzo. Boston outscored the Nuggets 40-8 the rest of the way.

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Parker Family 'Shellshocked' After Being Booted From Flight Over Mask IssueA family from Parker must deboard a Southwest Airlines flight after their toddler couldn't keep wearing his mask but keep their travel plans after a pilot helps get them to their destination.

Denver's Group Living Amendment Now Applies To All Areas Of The CityA controversial amendment to the city's group living rules will now apply to the entire city of Denver, not just the areas of the city under new zoning codes.
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Guardianship Offers Permanency For Teen: ‘It’s A Miracle That I Have Such A Good Family’Raise the Future works to bring permanency to children living in foster care. which can be mentorship or guardianship.

‘We Really Strive To Create A Family Relationship’: Mentorship Is One Way To Help A Teen Living In Foster CareRaise the Future runs a mentorship program that offers stability to teens as they near aging out of foster care.

Raise The Future Needs The Colorado Community To Come Together Around Youth Living In Foster CareCBS4’s Day for Wednesday’s Child is a full day of fundraising and building awareness for youth in foster care.
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Raise The Future Needs The Colorado Community To Come Together Around Youth Living In Foster CareCBS4’s Day for Wednesday’s Child is a full day of fundraising and building awareness for youth in foster care.

Some Tips For Cleaning Out Your Mind And Your Body This SpringSpring has sprung! For many of us, that means it’s time for spring cleaning around the house. But, have you ever considered spring cleaning your mind and body?

La Plata Humane Society Offers Advice To Help Pets Live Their Best LifeSince January, the La Plata Humane Society has seen an exponential increase of pets in need of emergency surgery or emergency medical care.
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COVID In Colorado: Dr. Dave Hnida Explains Why Masks Are Still Needed In The Centennial StateCBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida agreed with the decision by Gov. Jared Polis to extend the statewide mask mandate for another 30 days.

Dr. Dave Hnida's Message To Those Unsure About Vaccine: Follow The 'COVID Golden Rule'Anyone 16 and older is now eligible to get a COVID vaccine in Colorado, but some people remain hesitant. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida said it's important to make sure you are talking to your health care provider, not social media, for facts.

'College Students Don't Have Superhuman Immunity': Dr. Dave Hnida Points Out Benefits Of Universities Requiring COVID VaccinationRutgers University became the first in the nation to require students to get COVID-19 vaccinations in order to attend classes on campus. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida discussed the decision on CBSN Denver during his weekly question and answer session.