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Colorado May Lose Millions In Tax Revenue Due To Oil & GasThe oil and gas industry is failing to submit monthly reports to track energy.
Colorado Lawmaker Wants To Protect Children Riding School Buses.Sen. Don Corum has introduced the Smart School Bus Safety Pilot Program bill.
Lloyd Eugene Rhodes. 'Make Yourself At Home' Bandit, Dresses Up To Blend InThe reward for information about the so-called "Make Yourself at Home" Bandit was increased to $15,000.
Minority Teachers Bill Passes First Hurdle In Colorado LegislatureRep. James Coleman is the sponsor of the bill.
Fatal Aurora Shooting: Tyron Garth Charged With Murdering Mother MaeAurora police say Tyron Garth shot and killed 67-year-old Mae Rose Garth on Monday.
Dr. Neil Lareau Speaks About His Research Using Radar To Track And Forecast WildfiresSee Ashton Altieri's report from Operation Sierra Storm in Lake Tahoe.
CBS4 Launches Aging Colorado With DRCOGAging Colorado is a partnership between CBS4 and Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG), supported with funding from the Rose Community Foundation.
Colorado Grandmother Beaten To Death, John Swenson ChargedJohn Power Swenson has been charged with first-degree murder in the beating death of his 75-year-old grandmother.
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Endangered Children Karley And Bentley Dunkelberger Believed To Be In ColoradoThere are two children believed to be in Colorado who are endangered Wednesday morning.
Scattered PM Snow ShowersMeteorologist Chris Spears has your forecast.
Colorado Wildlife Officers Free Elk Caught In HammockColorado Parks & Wildlife rescued a bull elk that got tangled in someone’s hammock.
San Miguel Woman Explains Typo In Viral Boulder TweetIt’s the boulder seen ‘round the world. The “large boulder the size of a small boulder” that has the internet rolling in laughter.
Paul Ballard Chosen As RTD Interim General Manager & CEOThe Regional Transportation District announced Paul Ballard will take over as Interim General Manager of the agency Tuesday night.
CU Professor Helps Update Denver's Odor OrdinanceThere's still not a lot of research beyond what one professor has done when it comes to Colorado's many odors.
Jeffco Open Space Pleads Public To Mind Trail SignsRangers with Jefferson County Open Space say winter is making a mess of their trails as bikers and hikers are detouring of path to avoid mud and ice.
Coalition For Homeless Pushing New Taxes To Alleviate ‘Crisis’Some Denver voters will soon be asked how they would feel about paying increased sales taxes, property taxes and other taxes to raise $50 million to $55 million a year to support Denver’s homeless population.
Another Quick Shot Of Light Moisture Before Warming TrendWatch Dave Aguilera's Forecast
Fake Registration Letters Targeting Colorado Business OwnersColorado business owners may be getting a letter asking them to pay for what is essentially a free service.
Denver To Get Atari Game-Themed HotelAttention gamers: There will soon be a next-level hotel in the Mile High City.
Most Of Coors Corporate Office Not Moving With CompanyA letter to Mayor Michael Hancock's office appears to state most of the employees at Coors headquarters in Denver will be out of a job.
Lafayette Teen Develops ReDetect App, Wins Congressional ChallengeA 16-year-old student in Colorado has started an effort to make recycling easier for the community with a new app.
Lawmakers Hear Bill To Make IVF Material Misuse IllegalSheryl Emmons told lawmakers she went to Dr. Paul B. Jones for help conceiving both of her daughters.
Safder Iqbal Sentenced For Scamming Victims Of More Than $377,000A 28-year-old Indian national was sentenced Friday in Denver federal court to five years imprisonment for his role in running numerous India-based call centers that scammed victims from across the globe.
