Lake Haiyaha has suddenly changed colors in Rocky Mountain National Park
A popular hike in the iconic Rocky Mountain National Park is now even busier after a natural event caused Lake Haiyaha to suddenly and rapidly change colors.
'Much Ado About Nothing' gets a modern take at DCPA
More than 400 years after Shakespeare first premiered the classic "Much Ado About Nothing," the Denver Center for the Performing Arts is preparing to unveil its modern take on the tale.
Pilot seen flying at boats in reservoir before crash
A pilot is being described as reckless and careless by aviation professionals after crashing their aircraft shortly after flying erratically around Horsetooth Reservoir.
9-year-old Coloradan hailed as a hero for actions saving mother
A child in Longmont has been given the life-saving award by the Longmont Fire Department thanks to her quick actions during an emergency.
Possible 'erratic flying' before plane crash
Investigators in Larimer County are asking for the public's help to determine what lead up to a plane crashing west of Horsetooth Reservoir on Sunday evening.
North Colorado Medical Center honors organ donors
Thanks to a new interactive wall installed at Banner Health's North Colorado Medical Center in Greeley, many people will be honored and many lives will be saved through eye, tissue and organ donations.
8 CO district attorneys release years of data in push for judicial transparency
Eight district attorneys in the state have agreed to release significant amounts of data that could help their respective communities better understand how their judicial system reflects their communities.
Recovered COVID patient returns to thank medical staff for saving his life
A New Mexico man traveled to northern Colorado to thank medical workers at Northern Colorado Medical Center for their life-saving care.
Colorado's highways, interstates clogged after Labor Day
As hundreds of thousands of people make their way home from Labor Day weekend celebrations, Colorado's interstate and highway systems were logjammed at times with thousands of near-stopped vehicles.
Rise in hospitalizations from West Nile prompts warning from Larimer County health officials
A surge in West Nile Virus cases leading to hospitalizations throughout Larimer County leads to a warning.
Thieves steal trailer, equipment from martial arts business
A martial arts studio in northern Colorado is asking for the public's help finding their stolen trailer and the thieves who took it.
Police chief warns of surge in fentanyl overdoses
Methamphetamine and fentanyl overdoses and deaths continue to surge, according to new data from Colorado's Department of Public Health and Environment.
Colorado comfort dogs to welcome Uvalde students back to school
While many students have expressed fear and stress when it comes to returning to the classroom after such a tragedy, a group of volunteers from around the country are bringing their furry friends to help the students feel calm in their schools.
Police agencies could get big grants, but few have applied
Local law enforcement agencies and community organizations may be one step closer to having more funding to improve their relations with the community.
Student loan forgiveness appreciated but confusion exists
Some graduates from Colorado State University in Fort Collins told CBS4 that they were thrilled to accept the loan forgiveness but were also concerned that it wasn't enough to make college more accessible or affordable for low and middle-income families.