• Denver Woman Accused In Death Of Infant Daughter Formally Charged

    Denver Woman Accused In Death Of Infant Daughter Formally Charged
    DENVER (CBS4) – A Denver woman has been formally charged in connection with the death of her 11-month-old daughter.
    According to Lynn Kimbrough with the district attorney’s office, Karla Ceballos-Andrade, 29, has been charged with one count of child abuse resulting in death.
    “The charges allege that on Aug. 13 Ceballos-Andrade left her baby daughter, 11-month-old Karla Karoline Garcia, in a bathtub with a 2-year-old sibling, unattended,” Kimbrough said in a statement. &ld
  • Flipside to cut day is several Bronco players won jobs

    Flipside to cut day is several Bronco players won jobs
    The flipside to Broncos cut day is its means several other players wonjobs        
  • Former Denver City Employee Pleads Guilty To Taking Bribes For Contracts At DIA

    Former Denver City Employee Pleads Guilty To Taking Bribes For Contracts At DIA
    DENVER (CBS4) – A former Denver city employee accused of accepting money in exchange for his influence as a public servant has pleaded guilty.
    According to Lynn Kimbrough with the district attorney’s office, Larry Lee Stevenson, 46, pleaded guilty on Monday to two counts of failure to disclose a conflict of interest.
    “Stevenson, an employee of Denver’s Excise and Licensing Department, took several thousand dollars from a local businessman who wanted Stevenson’s help
  • Former Denver City Employee Pleads Guilty For Improprieties Involving DIA

    Former Denver City Employee Pleads Guilty For Improprieties Involving DIA
    DENVER (CBS4) – A former Denver city employee accused of accepting money in exchange for his influence as a public servant has pleaded guilty.
    According to Lynn Kimbrough with the district attorney’s office, Larry Lee Stevenson, 46, pleaded guilty on Monday to two counts of failure to disclose a conflict of interest.
    “Stevenson, an employee of Denver’s Excise and Licensing Department, took several thousand dollars from a local businessman who wanted Stevenson’s help
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  • Crews In Boulder Nearly Done Patching Sinkhole That Swallowed Woman’s Car

    Crews In Boulder Nearly Done Patching Sinkhole That Swallowed Woman’s Car
    BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4) – Crews on Monday continued to work to patch a sinkhole that partially swallowed a woman’s car in Boulder on Sunday.
    The woman tried to drive through what she believed was shallow water but instead the front end of her car sank into the sinkhole that was created by a water main break.
    (credit: Boulder Police)
    The woman was able to get out of her car safely.
    Crews say the water main break in the westbound lanes of Iris Avenue caused the sinkhole. They worked over
  • Crews In Boulder Done Patching Sinkhole That Swallowed Woman’s Car

    Crews In Boulder Done Patching Sinkhole That Swallowed Woman’s Car
    BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4) – Crews on Monday afternoon finished patching a sinkhole that partially swallowed a woman’s car in Boulder on Sunday.
    The woman tried to drive through what she believed was shallow water but instead the front end of her car sank into the sinkhole that was created by a water main break.
    (credit: Boulder Police)
    The woman was able to get out of her car safely.
    Crews say the water main break in the westbound lanes of Iris Avenue caused the sinkhole. They worke
  • Broncos Notebook: Aug. 31

    Broncos Notebook: Aug. 31
    Broncos defensive linemen Antonio Smith and Malik Jackson show why it’s a good idea to keep you helmet on at football practice. While showing Jackson a pass rush move, Smith smacks Jackson in the face.  Jackson was okay and the two had a good laugh about it. No blood, no foul.
    – Update from David Wille
    Trevor Siemian at practice on Monday (credit: David Wille)
    The Denver Broncos cut backup quarterback Zac Dysart this morning, clearing the way for rookie quarterback Trevor Siemia
  • State Taking Public Comments On Pot Edibles Labeling Via Email

    State Taking Public Comments On Pot Edibles Labeling Via Email
    DENVER (CBS4) – People have until Tuesday to weigh in on proposed packaging for marijuana edibles.
    The state’s Marijuana Enforcement Division wants edibles to be clearly marked with a stamp. The idea they’ve come up with is to use a triangle with the letters THC. That’s different from the original proposal which was to use a red stop sign.
    RELATED STORIES: Marijuana Legalization Story ArchiveThe state held a public hearing on the proposal on Monday but will be accept
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  • Cellphone Service Down In Parts Of Clear Creek County

    Cellphone Service Down In Parts Of Clear Creek County
    IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo. (CBS4) – Cellphone service has been interrupted in Clear Creek County on Monday.
    According to CenturyLink spokesperson Sara Spaulding, somebody cut through a line near Central City Parkway approximately 3 miles east of Idaho Springs. Service is down from that location west to Georgetown.
    CenturyLink has a crew working on the problem but can’t get cellphone service to call in to update the progress.
    It’s not clear how many people or which providers are affec
  • In Colorado, Energy Chief Says US Has Ability To Monitor Iran Nuclear Program

    In Colorado, Energy Chief Says US Has Ability To Monitor Iran Nuclear Program
    BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — The U.S. Energy Department has extensive technical expertise that will help verify whether Iran is complying with its commitment to limit its nuclear program under an international agreement, the U.S. energy secretary said Monday in Colorado.
    The deal negotiated by the U.S. and other world powers relied heavily on the Energy Department’s knowledge, Secretary Ernest Moniz said in a speech at the University of Colorado Law School.
    “Our nuclear expertise is u
  • This Week In Golf: Jason Day Runs Away With The Barclays

    This Week In Golf: Jason Day Runs Away With The Barclays
    By Ron Patey
    Jason Day once again put on a power golf clinic to win The Barclays and claim top spot in the FedExCup standings. The Aussie drove an average of nearly 328 yards off the tee and combined his massive length with consistently tight-to-the-pin shots as he pulverized the field by six strokes.
    While most of the field struggled to work the angles on Plainfield Country Club’s distinct up-and-down fairways and severely sloped putting surfaces, Day solved the topography mysteries.
  • Man Killed In Construction Accident In Longmont

    Man Killed In Construction Accident In Longmont
    LONGMONT, Colo. (CBS4) – Federal safety inspectors were on their way to a construction site in Longmont on Monday at midday after a worker fell to his death.
    The accident happened after the 40-year-old man stepped through plywood covering a hole in the roof at the Village at the Peaks worksite. That’s a new mall being built along 95th Street in the southwest section of the city.
    (credit: CBS)
    Longmont police are investigating but don’t believe anything criminal happened.
    OSHA w
  • Jury Selection In Henthorn Case Begins Wednesday

    Jury Selection In Henthorn Case Begins Wednesday
    DENVER (CBS4) – Federal prosecutors and defense attorneys for Harold Henthorn will begin picking jurors Wednesday for the Highlands Ranch man’s murder trial, which is scheduled to begin Tuesday, Sept. 8.
    Henthorn is charged with murdering his second wife, Toni, by pushing her off a cliff in Rocky Mountain National Park during an anniversary hike Sept. 29, 2012. He has pleaded not guilty in the case.
    Prospective jurors will be asked to fill out a questionnaire with several dozen quest
  • Broncos Norwood Has A Passion For Running Routes, Taking Photos

    Broncos Norwood Has A Passion For Running Routes, Taking Photos
    DENVER (CBS4) – Broncos players certainly have plenty of different hobbies outside the game of football, but one that you don’t hear about much is photography.
    Jordan Norwood calls himself an amateur photographer. The wide receiver has taken many high-quality photos since arriving in Colorado and posted some of his best on his Instagram page.
    (credit: Jordan Norwood/Instagram)
    (credit: Jordan Norwood/Instagram)
    There are mountain shots, fun self portraits and artsy downtown images th
  • Dog Owner Sends Out Warning After Coyote Attacks Dogs

    Dog Owner Sends Out Warning After Coyote Attacks Dogs
    BROOMFIELD, Colo. (CBS4) – A Broomfield woman who says a coyote jumped her back fence and killed two family dogs over the weekend is hoping to get the word out about the dangers.
    “There are too many small children around here. There’s a school right there,” Linda Vissar told CBS4 on Sunday.
    There are signs that warn of coyotes near 120th Avenue and Huron Street where Vissar lives, but she said she hasn’t seen any in the area until this weekend, and now her family is
  • Broncos Trade Tackle Chris Clark For Draft Pick

    Broncos Trade Tackle Chris Clark For Draft Pick
    DENVER (CBS4) – The Broncos offensive line has lost a little bit of depth.
    The team announced on Monday they are trading tackle Chris Clark to the Houston Texans for a 2016 NFL Draft pick. The action depends on Clark passing a physical.
    Clark filled in admirably in the 2013 season when Ryan Clady was injured, and there was some thought he would do so again after Clady suffered a season-ending injury in May. However, the team apparently has confidence in rookie Ty Sambrailo.
    The Broncos did
  • Denver Broncos Cut Several Players Including QB Dysert

    Denver Broncos Cut Several Players Including QB Dysert
    DENVER (CBS4) – The Denver Broncos have announced their first round of cuts this week, and they include quarterback Zac Dysert.
    In addition to Dysert, who was battling with Trevor Siemian for a possible third quarterback spot on the roster, the team released the following eight players:
    – Tevrin Brandon, cornerback– Andre Davis, guard– Spencer Lanning, punter– Joe Don Duncan, tight end/fullback– Ross Madison, safety– Jake Murphy, tight end– Jeremy
  • Support Group Rallies To Call Attention To Unsolved Murders

    Support Group Rallies To Call Attention To Unsolved Murders
    LITTLETON, Colo. (CBS4) – Families connected to dozens of Colorado cold cases gathered in a Jefferson County park over the weekend to with a goal of keeping hope alive.
    On Sunday the group gathered at Clement Park and marched around a lake. They are hoping to spread awareness about the value of sharing helpful information with police and helping get justice served.
    (credit: CBS)
    “There’s plenty of people that know (who’s responsible) and those people who know are just as
  • Inattentive Driving Suspected In Fatal I-25 Crash

    Inattentive Driving Suspected In Fatal I-25 Crash
    PUEBLO, Colo. (AP) — Inattentive driving is suspected of contributing to a crash that killed one man and injured another on Interstate 25 near Pueblo.
    The Colorado State Patrol says a Toyota Camry headed south on I-25 hit a U-Haul truck on the highway’s shoulder Sunday afternoon. The driver of the Camry, 18-year-old Isaiah Tafoya of Walsenburg, died after being taken to the hospital. The U-Haul driver, 57-year-old Andrew Stevens of Tacoma, Washington, suffered minor injuries.
  • Aurora police investigate stabbing

    Aurora police investigate stabbing
    A man in Aurora reported that he was stabbed in the chest early Monday morning, police say.
  • Fire Causes Heavy Damage To Loveland Home

    Fire Causes Heavy Damage To Loveland Home
    LOVELAND, Colo. (CBS4) – Fire crews in Loveland put out a house fire on Sunday afternoon.
    One person was in the house when the flames broke out on East 13th Street, near North Cleveland Avenue and Highway 34.
    (credit: Loveland Fire Department)
    Photos from Loveland police show heavy smoke coming from many areas of the home while firefighters spray water from hoses on the flames.
    (credit: Loveland Fire Department)
    Investigators said they were looking into the cause of the fire.
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  • Two people shot in west Denver, police investigating

    Two people shot in west Denver, police investigating
    Denver police are investigating shootings Sunday evening that sent two wounded people to the hospital.
  • Boulder NCAR observatory marks 75 years of staring into the sun

    Boulder NCAR observatory marks 75 years of staring into the sun
    At the genesis of the solar system, there was the sun. The founding of the High Altitude Observatory at the National Center for Atmospheric Research didn't come until about 4,599,999,925 years later. Its anniversary being celebrated Monday through Thursday is only number 75, so its scientistshave some catching up to do in fully understanding the dynamics of the fiery ball of gas driving every life system on our planet
  • Broncos Set To Trim Roster From 90 To 75

    Broncos Set To Trim Roster From 90 To 75
    DENVER (CBS4) – The Denver Broncos will trim their roster down from 90 to 75 on Monday, and there might be a surprise or two when it comes to those 15 cuts.
    The Broncos practice at 11:30 a.m. on Monday.
    Before that happens, those players who will be cut will learn their future.
  • Suspect who stabbed night club dancer in Denver still on the loose

    Suspect who stabbed night club dancer in Denver still on the loose
    A woman who stabbed a dancer outside a night club on Thursday in Denver is still on the loose.
  • Flashback: The 12 Players Who Played Left Field For The Colorado Rockies In 2001

    Flashback: The 12 Players Who Played Left Field For The Colorado Rockies In 2001
    The Following is written by CBS4 sports photojournalist Brian Madden
    DENVER (CBS4) – Flashback to December of 2000. Dan O’Dowd had been general manager of the Colorado Rockies for nearly 15 months. This was the offseason of O’Dowd’s tenure that the Rockies were going to spend money in MLB’s free agency.
    The owners had loosen their purse strings and seemed committed to bringing high-priced talent to Denver. Word was out that Colorado was ready to spend. Heck, even a
  • European Model Causes Flight Diversion To DIA All Because Of A Cat

    European Model Causes Flight Diversion To DIA All Because Of A Cat
    DENVER (CBS4) – A flight was diverted to Denver International Airport on Friday because of an unruly passenger who wanted to see her comfort cat.
    Passengers resumed their flight on Saturday after a 24-hour delay.
    A passenger on the flight to Germany from Las Vegas shot video of a clearly agitated woman, described at a European model, taken off the Condor Airlines flight that landed prematurely in Denver. The female passenger was reportedly demanding to be seated with her comfort cat.
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  • Von Miller: ‘It’s Easy To Go To Work For A Guy Like Wade Phillips’

    Von Miller: ‘It’s Easy To Go To Work For A Guy Like Wade Phillips’
    DENVER (CBS4) – As expected Peyton Manning isn’t sounding any alarms about the offense not producing touchdowns. There are still two weeks to go before a game that counts, so there’s still plenty of time to work on it. But right now there’s definitely a different vibe about these Denver Broncos — it’s a Manning team that’s actually being led by the defense.
    When the Broncos beat the Ravens to open the season two years ago the score was 49-27 and Manning
  • Elitch Gardens Theatre ushers remember life-changing job

    Elitch Gardens Theatre ushers remember life-changing job
    Shelley Chester and Mark Mallo had summer jobs 45 years ago that changed and directed their lives        
  • Car falls into sinkhole in Boulder

    Car falls into sinkhole in Boulder
    The person driving the car that fell into a sinkhole in Boulder Sunday evening was not hurt.        
  • A look at Denver Poets Day

    A look at Denver Poets Day
    For the first time in two years, Denver's best poets and storytellers gathered at Cheesman Park for the 2015 edition of Denver Poets Day.        
  • Suspect vehicle in hit-and-run found abandoned

    Suspect vehicle in hit-and-run found abandoned
    Police are looking for the driver who is believed to have hit and motorcyclist and then left the scene.        
  • 2 people shot and injured

    2 people shot and injured
    Police are investigating after two people were shot and wounded Sunday evening.        
  • Twin boys dead after being found unconscious in Phoenix area

    Twin boys dead after being found unconscious in Phoenix area
    AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) — A 22-year-mother has been arrested on charges that she drowned her 2-year-old twin sons in a bathtub on Sunday, police said.
  • Denver police locate vehicle involved in hit-and-run injury crash

    Denver police Sunday night announced they had locateda 1999 black Lexus four-door that was involved in ahit-and-run injury accident Saturday night.
  • Driver crashes into 4 cars, ends up in yard

    Driver crashes into 4 cars, ends up in yard
    Neighbors helped restrain a driver who hit four cars with his vehicle before ending up in someone's yard Sunday night.        
  • Firefighters contain fire at oil drilling site in Weld County

    Firefighters contain fire at oil drilling site in Weld County
    Fire broke out Sunday afternoon at an oil and gas industry drilling site east of Interstate 25 in Weld County.
  • Medina Alert Issued For Black Lexus Involved In Hit & Run

    Medina Alert Issued For Black Lexus Involved In Hit & Run
    DENVER (CBS4) – Police in Denver are looking for a driver accused in a hit-and-run crash Saturday night.
    Police have issued a Medina Alert. They’re asking people to keep an eye out for a black 1999 Lexus four door with Colorado license plate number 944-QZA.
    The crash happened around 7:30 p.m. at Federal Boulevard and Exposition Avenue.
    Police haven’t released information about injuries.
    The Lexus was last seen heading north on Federal.
  • PHOTOS: Car falls into sinkhole after Boulder water main break

    PHOTOS: Car falls into sinkhole after Boulder water main break
            
  • Affordable Arts Festival Showcases Unique & Beautiful Pieces

    Affordable Arts Festival Showcases Unique & Beautiful Pieces
    DENVER (CBS4) – Thousands of people flooded Arapahoe Community College Sunday for the annual Affordable Arts Festival. Now in its fourth year, the event is bigger than ever.
    For artist Rick Martin, metal is medium.
    “I do a lot of yard stuff, a lot of indoor stuff, a lot of clocks,” Martin said.
    Modern design is his forte.
    “We call it happy art,” he said.
    PHOTO GALLERY: Affordable Arts Festival
    Martin just one of 140 artists featured at this year’s Afforda
  • Memorial held for cyclist killed by suspected DUI driver

    Memorial held for cyclist killed by suspected DUI driver
    A cyclist and father who was killed by a suspected DUI driver was remembered at a memorial service on Sunday.        
  • I-25 reopens near Pueblo after fatal crash into back of stalled U-Haul

    I-25 reopens near Pueblo after fatal crash into back of stalled U-Haul
    State authorities have reopenedsouthbound Interstate 25 in PuebloCounty. The highway was closedaround 3 p.m. after a fatal traffic accident.
  • Coyote kills Australian Shepherd, Shih Tzu in Broomfield yard

    Coyote kills Australian Shepherd, Shih Tzu in Broomfield yard
    A coyote prowling near mobile homes in Broomfield killed two pet dogs Sunday morning.
  • Investigators Believes Sexual Assault Suspect Has More Victims

    Investigators Believes Sexual Assault Suspect Has More Victims
    CENTENNIAL, Colo. (CBS4) – A man is behind bars accused of sexual assault and now police are looking for more victims.
    Surveillance video helped officers catch Jeffrey Ball. Police say he approached a 20-year-old woman at her office two weeks ago. After interacting for a while he left but then returned. This time he told the woman he had car trouble and she agreed to drive him to a nearby garage. Once in the garage Ball allegedly exposed himself and tried sexually assault her.
    Investigator
  • Investigators Believe Sexual Assault Suspect Has More Victims

    Investigators Believe Sexual Assault Suspect Has More Victims
    CENTENNIAL, Colo. (CBS4) – A man is behind bars accused of sexual assault and now police are looking for more victims.
    Surveillance video helped officers catch Jeffrey Ball. Police say he approached a 20-year-old woman at her office two weeks ago. After interacting for a while he left but then returned. This time he told the woman he had car trouble and she agreed to drive him to a nearby garage. Once in the garage Ball allegedly exposed himself and tried sexually assault her.
    Investigator
  • Driver killed after colliding with moving truck

    Driver killed after colliding with moving truck
    One person was killed after colliding with a U-Haul truck that was parked on the right side of Interstate 25 Sunday afternoon.        
  • Woman Drives Into Sinkhole After Water Main Breaks In Boulder

    Woman Drives Into Sinkhole After Water Main Breaks In Boulder
    BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4) – Utility were crews on the scene of a sinkhole in Boulder Sunday afternoon.
    (credit: Boulder Police)
    The sinkhole on Iris Avenue was caused by a water main break under the road and the water was still gushing Sunday evening.
    (credit: Boulder Police)
     
    A woman tried to drive through what she thought was shallow water but the front end of her car sank right into the hole. Boulder police say the woman eventually made it out safely.
    Both directions of Iris Avenue we
  • Exhibit shows stories of life with spinal cord, brain injury

    Exhibit shows stories of life with spinal cord, brain injury
    A unique photo exhibit will give people the chance to meet 12 every inspiring people who have something in common.        
  • Consumer Reports: Speeding up your internet streaming

    Consumer Reports: Speeding up your internet streaming
    Streaming video can be annoying! It's no fun waiting and waiting for videos to load or enduring movies that constantly stop and buffer.        
  • Grocery store that was about to close gets upgrades

    Grocery store that was about to close gets upgrades
    The only grocery store in Limon has gone through its share of struggles, but it now has some upgrades to show off.        

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