Fewer beds, more pressure on state mental health system
A report by a national nonprofit shows Colorado ranks low compared to other states when it comes to available beds for psychiatric care.
Denver International Airport finds the problem that created train troubles
After a long day and missed flights as passengers waited for trains at Denver International Airport, airport officials announced Tuesday night that it hoped to have the lines repaired and back up to full speed Wednesday morning.
Indian Hills still searching for mysterious water leak
Running water has been an issue for the past week for people living in Indian Hills in Jefferson County. The tiny water system supplies a few hundred homes in the area and starting last Tuesday, there were troubles with the supply.
Husband and father of fire victims heartbroken by plea deal
Gavin Seymour, one of the suspects accused in a deadly arson attack on Truckee Street in Denver's Green Valley Ranch neighborhood, pleaded guilty on Friday morning to second-degree murder.
Berthoud Pass open again but weather still threatens new avalanches
Berthoud Pass re-opened Wednesday night after being closed for four days amid snow slides and repeated snowstorms. More snow Wednesday night continued to create new risk, but crews pulled in from around Colorado helped to get the 11,300-foot pass open again.
Family will oppose parole for woman who hid body parts after Colorado murder
The family of a man murdered in 2019 is trying to keep an accomplice to his killing behind bars.
Despite closures across Colorado, many workers have to brave the cold
While many roads, construction sites, roads and more closed Monday and through Tuesday, many construction workers, letter carriers, delivery drivers and others still worked.
Coloradans hit slopes as temperatures drop but doctor warns of frostbite
As Coloradans look to hit the slopes with the low temperatures lingering around the holiday weekend, doctors are explaining how to avoid frost bite.
Settlement reached with a realty company should help all renters
A settlement reached between the state of Colorado and a company that manages properties that are mostly rented out by college students should help all renters, state officials say.
Man linked to evidence at scene of Wheat Ridge store owner killing arrested
A man is in custody in Jefferson County for a burglary at the same store where beloved Aurora businessman Peter Arguello was killed during a robbery.
Lake plunge will ring in the new year, support children with special needs
2024 will start with a freezing cold leap in Colorado on New Year's Day at Evergreen Lake. The Evergreen Lake Plunge is all set to go. The annual tradition hosts jumpers from all over, who leap into the frozen water of the lake.
Denver Rescue Mission dishes out 500 meals in "Christmas Banquet"
CBS News Colorado always enjoys getting out into the community to serve.
Music family suffers fire loss, musical community steps in to help
At Mi Vida Strings in Westminster the Christmas season brings a busy time. More people looking for stringed instruments or help in repairing them. It was really a bad time for the Trujillo family to suffer a loss like a house fire.
Sheriff's deputies close in on alleged prolific shoplifter
Douglas County Sheriff's deputies closed in on a man they believe may be responsible for retail theft of as much as $25,000 around the metro area.
Denver City Council backs mayor's move to buy hotel for homeless
Denver's City Council on Monday night backed Mayor Mike Johnston's plan to acquire the Embassy Suites Hotel to house homeless families.