After charges dropped against a violent offender, lawmakers to take closer look at competency laws
Colorado lawmakers say they plan to take a closer look at the state's competency laws and changes made last year under House Bill 1034.
Man charged with animal cruelty had been subject of investigation first in 2024
In late August, more than a dozen animals and three children were removed from a Commerce City home described by police as being in "deplorable" condition. The residence belongs to Demetrio and Araceli Urbina, according to authorities.
Vacant properties causing headaches for Colorado community, property owners
The City of Lakewood is working to combat the many problems caused by vacant properties in the community, but a year after a new ordinance was passed, officials and property owners say there are still challenges to overcome.
Colorado 12-year-old survives cardiac arrest at school thanks to quick action
A Fort Morgan boy is heading home after a terrifying medical emergency at recess, one that doctors say is like what happened to NFL player Damar Hamlin.
Littleton neighborhood hit with another Xcel Energy outage
After multiple power outages in a Littleton neighborhood, residents are raising concerns about ongoing reliability issues.
State regulators set guidelines for Xcel to grow power grid
Colorado regulators have approved initial guidelines for Xcel Energy to significantly expand the state's power grid.
Man found guilty for fake cosmetic surgery practice tries it again, Colorado Medical Board says
A man who pleaded guilty to posing as a plastic surgeon and operating on dozens of victims is at it again, the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies says.
Couple arrested after children, dozens of animals found in deplorable conditions
A Commerce City couple is facing multiple charges after police discovered three children and more than 30 animals living in what Colorado authorities described as "deplorable conditions."
Residents in Littleton get answers about frequent power outages
After months of frustration and uncertainty, residents are finally getting answers about a series of recurring power outages.
Bankruptcy records link troubled HOA management company owners to new company
The saga continues six months after an HOA management company denied to CBS Colorado and homeowners that it was the same company it was replacing.
Family of cyclist killed in crash spearheads effort to make roads safer
After a driver hit and killed their son, a Colorado family is making the stories of loved ones like theirs heard in an effort to create change.
Residents frustrated as Colorado city suffers frequent power outages
Residents are voicing their frustration after a city in Colorado has suffered weeks of frequent and prolonged power outages.
Water shutoff notices resume in Arvada after COVID-era pause
Homeowners in Arvada who are behind on their water bills can once again expect shutoff notices, as the city reinstates its policy suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wheat Ridge police uses AI to assist with reports
Police in Wheat Ridge are getting a technology upgrade. As of Aug. 1, the department has begun using artificial intelligence to help officers write their reports.
Family attorney will appeal after judge says DPS not liable for shooting death of student
A Denver District Court Judge has ruled that Denver Public Schools cannot be held liable for the death of an East High School student, and now the family's lawyer plans to appeal the decision.