Woman could lose home to flooding after Marshall Fire
Her house survived the Marshall Fire but a Superior woman says she could now lose it to flooding.
Denver school board meeting erupts in name calling, accusations of misconduct
In-fighting among Denver school board members is intensifying, just a week before students in the state's largest school district head back to school.
Governor Polis renames TABOR refunds in election year maneuver: 'A rose is a rose'
Gov. Jared Polis is defending his branding of TABOR refunds as Colorado Cash Back.
Eric H. Talley Post Office dedicated to fallen officer
Boulder's main post office now bears the name of a fallen officer.
Company building 2 homes a week that sell in the $300,000s
One answer to Colorado's affordable housing crisis could lie in a factory in north Denver.
Aurora and Denver look to ban taxing government fees
Denver and Aurora are taking up ordinances to exempt government fees from taxation.
Douglas County Commissioners 'spin' the results of $17,000 investigative report
After spending $17 thousand in taxpayer money to investigate one of their own, two Douglas County Commissioners are refusing to release the investigator's report.
Aurora retailers among top targets of retail crime syndicates
Organized crime syndicates are taking shoplifting to a whole new level and among the crime rings top targets in the country is the Havana Business District in Aurora.
State regulators set to release plan to address Front Range ozone
Colorado may be known for clean mountain air, but the Front Range has one of the worst ozone problems in the country.
Danny Moore, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, avoids elephant in the room at first campaign event
A candidate's choice of lieutenant governor is often of little consequence to voters, many of whom can't name the current lieutenant governor.
In wake of Marshall Fire, insurance commissioner considers state insurance fund
As home insurers abandon California due to devastating wildfires, some worry Colorado could be next.
Wildfire risk: State grappling with shortage of firefighters, foresters
A legislative committee charged with addressing the state's growing wildfire risk took up everything from the cost of wildfires to a shortage of firefighters.
Aurora could become first Colorado city to outlaw 'decorative' grass in new landscaping
From parks to plazas and links to lawns, Aurora is on the verge of becoming the first city in the state to ban any new grass that isn't "functional."
'I'm the parent of a murdered child' theater shooting 10 years later
On this 10-year anniversary of the Aurora theatre shooting, CBS4 is remembering the 12 innocent lives lost.
City councilman takes action after learning Aurora is 'taxing taxes'
As inflation soars to 9.1% and the cost of living hits a record high in Colorado, the last thing anyone needs is higher fees on top of higher prices, but that is what happened this month when a new state law took effect. It includes millions of dollars in new fees to fund transportation projects, including a first-in-the-country delivery fee. It adds 27 cents to the cost of anything you get delivered, but it doesn't end there.