• Terms of CSU, UW Foundation Ranch Sale And Buyer Undisclosed

    Terms of CSU, UW Foundation Ranch Sale And Buyer Undisclosed
    CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) – The University of Wyoming Foundation and Colorado State University Research Foundation aren’t disclosing how much money they got from the sale of a ranch they jointly owned in Wyoming.
    They’re also not saying who the buyer was.
    The foundations closed on the sale of the Y Cross Ranch last week. The ranch went on the market in June with an asking price of $25 million.
    The Y Cross sprawls across some 80 square miles of mostly undeveloped high country between
  • Only 3 Of 20 Wildfires In Northwest Colorado Remain Uncontained

    Only 3 Of 20 Wildfires In Northwest Colorado Remain Uncontained
    CRAIG, Colo. (AP/CBS4) – Lightning across northwestern Colorado is suspected of sparking about 30 fires over the weekend, keeping firefighters running from one fire to another.
    Of the 20 fires reported on Sunday only three remain uncontained.
    The largest of the wildfires is the Four Mile Fire, which is burning on just over 1,000 acres 20 miles north of Craig. It was 100 percent contained at 1 p.m. Monday.
    The Northwest Colorado Fire Management Unit says over 4,000 lightning strikes hit nor
  • ‘It’s Really Not About Me’ Says Brock Osweiler Following His Great Performance

    ‘It’s Really Not About Me’ Says Brock Osweiler Following His Great Performance
    DENVER (CBS4) – Broncos backup quarterback Brock Osweiler finally looked comfortable behind the wheel in Denver’s first preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks last Friday.
    It was a big test for Osweiler and he responded by completing 15 of 20 passes for 151 yards and a beautiful touchdown toss to tight end Virgil Green.
    “I think Brock Osweiler got better … he’s gotten better in practice, he’s gotten better running the group,” head coach Gary Kubiak
  • Broncos report: Sanders still gimpy, Fowler moves up

    Broncos report: Sanders still gimpy, Fowler  moves  up
    Emmanuel Sanders still out with hamstring, Bennie Fowler takes second-team reps; Slingin' Siemian        
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  • State Accidentally Mails Out Private Health Information To The Wrong Patients

    State Accidentally Mails Out Private Health Information To The Wrong Patients
    DENVER, Colo. (CBS4) – Protected health information from the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing was unintentionally mailed to the wrong people, the department announced on Monday.
    According to the department, the letters were mailed between May 25 and July 5 “and contained protected health information (PHI) of individuals from 1,622 households.”
    A resident who received a letter not intended for that resident notified county workers about the error.
    “The techni
  • This Week In Golf: Jason Day Wins PGA Championship To Get First Major

    This Week In Golf: Jason Day Wins PGA Championship To Get First Major
    By Ron Patey
    Tears dripped down Jason Day’s cheeks as he won the PGA Championship at Whistling Straits on Sunday, his first career major victory. Not only did they show the Australian’s realization of what he’d accomplished, but they washed away all of his past major championship disappointments. Day put together a record-breaking virtuoso performance throughout the event. The 27-year-old pulverized 300-yard-plus drives with laser-like accuracy, following up his spect
  • Police Investigate String of 7-Eleven Robberies

    Police Investigate String of 7-Eleven Robberies
    DENVER (CBS4) – Robberies of at least five 7-Eleven stores took place Monday morning in the northern part of the Denver metro area.
    Police originally said they were looking for three suspects, but then word came that two teenagers were arrested. Because they are juveniles police aren’t releasing their names.
    Two of the crimes took place near the National Western Stock Show grounds just north of Interstate 70. Those were at 47th and Washington Street and 47th Avenue and Brighton
  • Dave Grohl Invites Crying Grown Man Onstage To Sing ‘My Hero’

    Dave Grohl Invites Crying Grown Man Onstage To Sing ‘My Hero’
    ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (CBS4) – The Foo Fighters are known for being good to their fans, and Dave Grohl proved it once again at their concert Sunday night at Fiddler’s Green.
    During an emotionally-charged acoustic version of “My Hero,” Grohl began talking to the audience when he noticed a man crying in the front row, then brought him onstage to sing the song.
    A grown man crying beside a crutches-bound Grohl was of course captured on video and posted to YouTube.
    You can wat
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  • USA Pro Challenge Begins In Steamboat Springs

    USA Pro Challenge Begins In Steamboat Springs
    STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. (CBS4) – After as much as a week spent getting used to the altitude in Colorado’s high country, many of the world’s best cyclists departed Monday morning on the first stage of the USA Pro Challenge.
    The USA Pro Challenge started in Steamboat Springs and it will end next Sunday on the streets of Denver.
    “The field is wide open this year, as the overall podium from 2014 is not competing in this event,” said pro cyclist Lucas Euser, who will be
  • Thieves Rob Electronic Cigarette Store

    Thieves Rob Electronic Cigarette Store
    WESTMINSTER, Colo. (CBS4) – An e-cigarette store was robbed early Monday morning in Westminster.
    It happened at a store called Denver eCigs in a shopping mall near the intersection of 104th and Federal Boulevard. The store’s surveillance video captured images of the crime.
    (credit: CBS)
    “Two individuals broke in to the shop,” the store owner told CBS4. “One had a hammer, he broke the case and started stealing stuff. The second young man tried to kick the other case,
  • Pursuit Ends With Arrests, 3 Police Officers Hurt

    Pursuit Ends With Arrests, 3 Police Officers Hurt
    DENVER (CBS4) – Three Denver police officers were hurt in a scuffle with three wanted suspects on Sunday afternoon.
    It began when police officers spotted a car connected to outstanding warrants and ended in an alleyway at West Ellsworth Avenue and Fox Street.
    Video from a passerby showed one man being wheeled out of the alley. Five minutes later, another man, in handcuffs, was loaded into a Denver police cruiser.
    Both men were in a silver sedan. The driver ran 
  • Broncos Notebook: Aug. 17

    Broncos Notebook: Aug. 17
    Last week of training camp began Monday. After today, only two more open practices for fans to watch.Today’s crowd was smaller than most days. Perhaps impacted by the start of the new school year.Running C.J. Anderson practiced Monday after suffering an ankle injury in Friday’s preseason opener in Seattle.Tackle Charles Sweeton was taken off the field on a cart after going down in drills.– Update from Steve Cox
  • Board Rules College Athletes Cannot Unionize, Would Throw Off Competition

    Board Rules College Athletes Cannot Unionize, Would Throw Off Competition
    CHICAGO (AP) – The National Labor Relations Board on Monday overturned a historic ruling that gave Northwestern University football players the go-head to form the nation’s first college athletes’ union, saying the prospect of union and non-union teams could throw off the competitive balance in college football.
    The decision throws out a March 2014 ruling by a regional NLRB director in Chicago who said that college football players are effectively school employees and enti
  • Durango Holds Parade To Celebrate Re-Opening Of Animas River

    Durango Holds Parade To Celebrate Re-Opening Of Animas River
    DURANGO, Colo. (AP) – Rafters and tubers as well as landlubbers are being invited to participate in a parade to celebrate the re-opening of the Animas River through Durango.
    The river re-opened to boaters on Friday, nine days after an EPA-led crew released working at an old mine released 3 millions of waste.
    Tuesday’s parade will start at 5:30 p.m. and make its way along the river and the river trail.
    On Sunday, the Durango Herald reported that about 20 people attended a sunrise
  • Win A Trip to See Jason Aldean In Phoenix

    Win A Trip to See Jason Aldean In Phoenix
    Win 2 tickets to see Jason Aldean live in Phoenix on 9/26, plus airfare and lodging!
  • Mark Your Calendar For A Special Total Lunar Eclipse In September

    Mark Your Calendar For A Special Total Lunar Eclipse In September
    DENVER (CBS4) – There will be a rare treat in the sky during late September and it will happen during a time when you won’t have to stay up late to see it!
    A total lunar eclipse will grace the skies on September 27, 2015.
    In Denver the eclipse will begin at 7:07 p.m., max out at 8:47 p.m. and it will end at 10:27 p.m..
    The upcoming eclipse is a special one because it is the fourth and final of a tetrad which is a series of four eclipses.
    The Denver Astronomical Society will be hostin
  • Ready To Play: How Gavin Escobar Gets Ready For The NFL Season

    Ready To Play: How Gavin Escobar Gets Ready For The NFL Season
    It’s a long and tough road to get to the NFL for most players, but it might be an even more difficult task to get yourself mentally and physically “Ready To Play” in the NFL week in and week out. As we work our way towards the start of the NFL season, we’re speaking with a different NFL player each week and getting a first-hand account from them on how they get themselves ready for all of the rigors that come with competing at the NFL level. Here’s Dallas
  • Police Investigate String of 7-Eleven Robberies In North Denver

    Police Investigate String of 7-Eleven Robberies In North Denver
    DENVER (CBS4) – Police are looking for suspects who allegedly robbed three 7-Eleven stores Monday morning in north Denver.
    The first armed robbery occurred at 2500 West 38th Avenue, and the second at 7201 Lowell Boulevard.
    Police are looking for a four-door white Honda Civic with Colorado license plate number 699 SWW.
    They said the car was occupied by four people when it stopped at the store on Lowell Boulevard.
  • Sex Assault Suspect Still On Loose After SWAT Raid

    Sex Assault Suspect Still On Loose After SWAT Raid
    DENVER (CBS4) – Sex assault suspect Steven Hillen is still on the run after a SWAT team raided a Denver home Friday night. Hillen wasn’t there at the time.
    He is one of four suspects in a case that investigators say may involve prostitution, and is believed to be armed and dangerous.
    Officers arrested the other three suspects at a different location on Friday.
  • Meningitis Confirmed At Mountain Vista High School

    Meningitis Confirmed At Mountain Vista High School
    DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) – Mountain Vista High School in Douglas County has confirmed two cases of students with viral meningitis.
    The viral form of meningitis is less serious than the bacterial version, but can still be transferred. Symptoms include fever, severe headache, and a stiff neck.
    Medical experts say avoid sharing food and other objects with a person who may have been exposed to the infection. Wash hands often with soap and water.
    The virus has no specific treatment and
  • Meningitis Confirmed At Douglas County High School

    Meningitis Confirmed At Douglas County High School
    DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) – Mountain Vista High School in Douglas County has confirmed two cases of students with viral meningitis.
    The viral form of meningitis is less serious than the bacterial version, but can still be transferred. Symptoms include fever, severe headache, and a stiff neck.
    Medical experts say avoid sharing food and other objects with a person who may have been exposed to the infection. Wash hands often with soap and water.
    The virus has no specific treatment and
  • CDOT Invites Public Opinion On I-70 Viaduct Reconstruction Through Heart Of Denver

    CDOT Invites Public Opinion On I-70 Viaduct Reconstruction Through Heart Of Denver
    DENVER (CBS4) – The state of Colorado wants to hear from the public as it moves forward with a billion-dollar road project that would drastically change Interstate 70 through the heart of Denver.
    It’s a vital stretch of the highway, from Interstate 25 east toward Interstate 225. Damage to the I-70 viaduct is obvious and the Colorado Department of Transportation is looking to replace the roadway.
    “We’re wondering, if we’re going to need to replace this, what are
  • Officers Spot Wanted Vehicle, Pursuit Ends With Arrests

    Officers Spot Wanted Vehicle, Pursuit Ends With Arrests
    DENVER (CBS4) – Three Denver police officers were hurt in a scuffle with three people wanted by police on Sunday afternoon. It began when police officers spotted a car connected to outstanding warrants, ending in an alleyway at West Ellsworth Avenue and Fox Street.
    Video from a passerby shows one man wheeled out of the alley. Five minutes later, another man, in handcuffs, would be loaded into a Denver police cruiser.
    Both men were in a silver sedan, which was wanted in
  • Guess Denver’s First Measurable Snow

    Guess Denver’s First Measurable Snow
    Can you predict when the first measurable snow of the season will fall in Denver? Choose a date and fill in your information for a chance to win two roundtrip tickets on Southwest Airlines! For hints from Chris Spears on picking a date, visit cbsdenver.com/firstsnow/.Contestants mus predict of the first date of measureable snowfall received at Denver International Airport during the 2015 Winter Season. The 2015 winter season is defined for purposes of this contest as August 17, 2015 – Dece
  • New Mexico, Utah drop water restrictions after Colorado mine spill

    New Mexico, Utah drop water restrictions after Colorado mine spill
    FARMINGTON, N.M. — New Mexico officials on Saturday night droppedSan Juan County's restrictions on using the Animas and San Juan rivers for drinking water following a banafter amajormine wastewater spill in Colorado.
  • Colorado WWII veterans commemorate 70th anniversary of war's end

    Colorado WWII veterans commemorate 70th anniversary of war's end
    Daryl Haerther proudly sat beneath a billowing American flag while his wife, Bette, admired a heart-shaped purple wreath a few feet away.
  • Broncos Alumni Marvel At The ‘Palace’ That Is Team Headquarters

    Broncos Alumni Marvel At The ‘Palace’ That Is Team Headquarters
    DENVER (CBS4) – “I think anybody who played in the past says, ‘Oh, back in the day.’ ” – Gary Kubiak
    When several dozen former Broncos players gathered at training camp this week they had mostly nice things to say about the Broncos facilities.
    “This is a palace, ours was a trailer,” said Broncos Ring of Fame member Rick Upchurch (1975-1983), remembering his training camp facilities. “We were just happy to get a piece of a turf.”
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  • Lightning sparks multiple wildfires in NW Colorado over weekend

    Lightning sparks multiple wildfires in NW Colorado over weekend
    Stormy weather unleashed thousands oflightning strikes this weekend in northwest Colorado sparkingmultiple wildfires.
  • Police arrest pair after traffic stop in west Denver

    Police arrest pair after traffic stop in west Denver
    Two men were arrested in west Denver Sunday afternoon after the pair "resisted" officers during a traffic stop, police said.
  • Rusin Tosses Complete Game As Rockies Beat Padres 5-0

    Rusin Tosses Complete Game As Rockies Beat Padres 5-0
    Chris Rusin was on the brink of a big inning and a quick hook when he loaded the bases in the sixth. He turned it around and put together the best outing of his short career.
  • Scooter Rider Seriously Injured After Being Hit By Vehicle On West Colfax

    Scooter Rider Seriously Injured After Being Hit By Vehicle On West Colfax
    DENVER (CBS4) – A person riding a scooter was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle Sunday evening.
    The crash occurred just after 5:30 p.m. at the intersection of West Colfax Avenue and Federal Boulevard. Police say to avoid the area while they investigate.
    No other information has been released.
  • Serious injuries in Denver crash involving two cars and a motorcycle

    Serious injuries in Denver crash involving two cars and a motorcycle
    Denver police are investigating a traffic collision involving two cars and a motorcycle.
  • 90-Year-Old WWII Vet Takes Another Big Jump At Rocky Mountain Airshow

    90-Year-Old WWII Vet Takes Another Big Jump At Rocky Mountain Airshow
    BROOMFIELD, Colo. (CBS4) – Seventy years after he landed on Iwo Jima a World War II veteran made another daring jump.
    Don Whipple celebrated his 90th birthday by parachuting out of a plane at the Rocky Mountain Airshow. He had enlisted in the Marines when he was 17 years old and was wounded by a mortar shell after landing on Iwo Jima.
    (credit: John E. Recor)
    He recovered on the temporary hospital ship and then made his way back to the island and eventually to Nagasaki three weeks after the
  • Corpse Flower About Ready To Stink Up The Denver Botanic Gardens

    Corpse Flower About Ready To Stink Up The Denver Botanic Gardens
    DENVER (CBS4) – All eyes are on the smelliest plant in the Denver Botanic Gardens. The corpse flower is about to bloom and release its signature stench and people are dying to get a whiff.
    “This is our amorphophallus titanum, or corpse flower,” curator Nick Snakenberg said.
    (credit: CBS)
    Snakenberg says the corpse flower releases a signature scent, to say the least, you wouldn’t want to bottle.
    “A number of dead mice maybe rotting in an abandoned gym locker,”
  • Denver Weather: Hail in the mountains; tornado spotted 10 miles east of Greeley

    Denver Weather: Hail in the mountains; tornado spotted 10 miles east of Greeley
    A severe thunderstorm rumbled through the mountains southwest of Fort Collins Sunday afternoon, unleashing hail and torrential rains.
  • Littleton apartment fire displaces a dozen families

    Littleton apartment fire displaces a dozen families
    Several Littleton families are displaced after a fire destroyed an apartment complex in The Dakota at Governor's Ranch Apartments.
  • Second Phase Of Sentencing In Dexter Lewis Trial Begins Monday

    Second Phase Of Sentencing In Dexter Lewis Trial Begins Monday
    DENVER (CBS4) – The second phase of sentencing for Dexter Lewis begins Monday.
    A Denver jury convicted Lewis of killing five people at a bar in 2012 and then setting the place on fire to try to cover the crime.
    The jury will now decide whether to sentence Lewis to death or life in prison. Last week they decided Lewis was eligible for the death penalty.
    On Monday the defense will try to persuade jurors against a death sentence by talking about Lewis’ background.
  • 11-Year-Old Girl Hospitalized After Being Shot Early Sunday Morning

    11-Year-Old Girl Hospitalized After Being Shot Early Sunday Morning
    DENVER (CBS4) – An 11-year-old girl has been hospitalized after being shot while walking in her neighborhood early Sunday morning.
    The shooting happened just before at 2 a.m. at 47th Avenue and Race Street. It’s not clear if the girl was hit by a stray bullet or if the shooting was intentional.
    Allison Anderson was jolted out of bed to the sounds of shouting and gunfire and called police.
    “Oh my goodness, those are not firecrackers, I had better call the police,” Anderson

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