State audit finds lax enforcement of marijuana laws
The state auditor says the Marijuana Enforcement Division didn't do underage compliance checks -- or even inspect -- most dispensaries for four years.
Colorado Republicans suing Secretary of State over unaffiliated voters
Colorado's Republican Party is suing the Secretary of State in an effort to keep unaffiliated voters from voting in the primaries.
Grandfather laments critical shortage of youth mental health treatment in Colorado
Stephen Johnson, a 77-year-old Silverthorne man says he and his wife were raising their 16-year-old grandson who he said had been in five mental health hospitals.
State sits on land, money and buildings that could help kids with severe mental illness
As hundreds of kids with behavioral health needs languish in county offices, hotels, and emergency rooms, a state-owned residential treatment center is sitting empty.
Affordability, availability of insurance in Colorado may depend on fire-hardening your home
As temperatures heat up across Colorado so too does wildfire danger.
Child welfare leaders ask lawmakers to help kids with behavioral health needs
They fired off a letter to Gov. Jared Polis and state lawmakers demanding more resources to treat kids with severe behavioral health issues and warning of dire consequences if they fail to act.
Mike Johnston wants to improve cleanliness in homeless camps
Denver's new Mayor Mike Johnston says he wants to improve the cleanliness of homeless encampments but sources tell CBS News Colorado he wants to go further and end all sweeps through the end of the year.
Louisville condo owners see sevenfold increase in homeowners insurance
Some condo owners in Louisville are reeling after their homeowners insurance jumped 700%. And they're not the only ones experiencing sticker shock.
Grandfather of boy abandoned at hospital pleads for help
There are conflicting reports about why a father gave up his son - who has autism - but providers told a legislative panel Tuesday that a growing number of parents are surrendering custody of their kids to get them care.
Mike Johnston sworn in as Denver's 46th mayor
Mike Johnston was sworn in as Denver's new mayor and struck an optimistic tone as he spoke about what he says is his dream of Denver.
Denver's 16th Street Mall remodel is final blow for some businesses
More than a year after Denver launched a $150 million remodel of the 16th Street Mall intended to revive downtown, some store owners say it's having the opposite effect.
Teenagers burglarize 5 gun shops
Three law enforcement agencies and a federal task force have joined forces to track down nine suspects who hit five gun stores in two days.
Prosecutors say dentist used a chemical found in Visine to kill wife
An Arapahoe County judge found there is sufficient evidence to try James Craig for first-degree murder and tampering with evidence.
Bear takes a nap in a tree outside CU Boulder's Student Center
A bear shut down parts of the University of Colorado Boulder campus Tuesday afternoon before wildlife officers tranquilized and relocated it.
Student exchange program aims to close the political divide
The American Exchange Project connects kids from red states and blue states in hopes of breaking down stereotypes and building understanding across 34 states.