• 60 Abandoned Horses From Texas Rehabilitated In Colorado

    60 Abandoned Horses From Texas Rehabilitated In Colorado
    FRANKTOWN, Colo. (CBS4)– The Dumb Friends League has taken in 60 horses that were subjected to “horrific cruelty” in Texas.
    More than 200 horses were rescued in June and suffered from a wide range of health problems including emaciation, abscesses and open wounds, and hoof problems. According to the Houston Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the majority appeared to have never received hoof care or experienced human contact.
    The rehabilitation process is expected
  • Denver Broncos Announce Cuts To Reach Roster Limit

    Denver Broncos Announce Cuts To Reach Roster Limit
    ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (CBS4)– The Denver Broncos have announced their cuts and other transactions to reach the NFL’s mandated 53-player regular season roster limit.
    In addition to the 20 player who were released or waived by the Broncos, safety TJ Ward and defensive end Derek Wolfe were designated as reserve/suspended. They will not currently count against the team’s active roster.
    Denver Broncos John Elway (credit: Dave Wille)
    The Broncos may establish a practice squad of up to 10
  • Former Broncos Quarterback Tim Tebow Cut By Eagles

    Former Broncos Quarterback Tim Tebow Cut By Eagles
    PHILADELPHIA, Penn. (AP) – Tebow’s time is up in Philadelphia.
    The Eagles released Tim Tebow on Saturday along with 21 other players before the NFL’s roster deadline at 4 p.m.
    Tebow had seemingly won the No. 3 quarterback job when Philadelphia traded Matt Barkley to Arizona on Friday. But coach Chip Kelly cut Tebow following his best preseason performance at the New York Jets on Thursday night.
    The 2007 Heisman Trophy winner was trying to return to the NFL after missing two sea
  • Eagles Have Released Tim Tebow

    Eagles Have Released Tim Tebow
    Tebow’s time is up in Philadelphia.
    The Eagles released Tim Tebow on Saturday along with 21 other players before the NFL’s roster deadline at 4 p.m.
    Tebow had seemingly won the No. 3 quarterback job when Philadelphia traded Matt Barkley to Arizona on Friday. But coach Chip Kelly cut Tebow following his best preseason performance at the New York Jets on Thursday night.
    The 2007 Heisman Trophy winner was trying to return to the NFL after missing two seasons.
    The Eagles currently have o
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  • Taxi Driver Victim Of Deadly Shooting, Police Search For Gunman

    Taxi Driver Victim Of Deadly Shooting, Police Search For Gunman
    DENVER (CBS4)– Police in Denver asked for the public’s help in finding a gunman who shot and killed a taxi driver early Saturday morning.Police in Denver were called to conduct a welfare check on a taxi driver in the 20000 block of E. Mitchell Place, south of Green Valley Ranch Boulevard on Himalaya about 6:30 a.m.
    The driver was found with fatal gunshot wounds.The owners of an SUV that was struck by the Metro Taxi cab told CBS4 that the cab was in motion when the driver was shot.Pol
  • Have Faith In Your Fantasy Baseball Roster Down The Stretch

    Have Faith In Your Fantasy Baseball Roster Down The Stretch
    By Sam McPherson
    It’s getting down to the end of a long fantasy baseball season, with only four weeks left in the Major League Baseball season. With so little time left, making up ground in your fantasy league is a difficult task this late. A lot of fantasy owners will overreact, however, and make too many moves.
    At this point, fantasy baseball owners need to stick to the plan, trust in the moves they have already made, and commit to the reliable players they have on their rosters already.
  • Broncos Players Cut From Team Tweet Out Their Goodbyes

    Broncos Players Cut From Team Tweet Out Their Goodbyes
    DENVER (CBS4)– Denver Broncos players who were cut from the team on Saturday tweeted out their goodbyes. Some of the players cut include Ben Garland, Steven Johnson, Dominique Jones and Corbin Louks.Blessed to of had the opportunity to play for the Broncos. Class act organization top to bottom,God has a plan for me pic.twitter.com/McFCuQ80K0
    — Ben Garland (@BenGarland63) September 5, 2015Denver I gave U my heart n soul! I desire to be a Starter n a ProBowler! N it will happen in JESU
  • Shooting Suspect Arrested, Wanted In Gypsum Homicide

    Shooting Suspect Arrested, Wanted In Gypsum Homicide
    GYPSUM, Colo. (CBS4)– Garfield County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a shooting suspect wanted in connection with a homicide in Gypsum. Authorities had been searching for the suspect for nearly 12 hours.Deputies say Jesus Manuel Miranda Jr. robbed the Tienda Montes restaurant located at 925 Green Way Dakota Square in Gypsum about 12:30 p.m. Friday with another suspect, a female.
    During the robbery one person was shot. The homicide victim has not been identified.Miranda and the other sus
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  • Search For Suspect In Reported Bail Bond Shooting

    Search For Suspect In Reported Bail Bond Shooting
    COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office and Manitou Springs police are looking for a person who shot at a bail bond agent.
    Police say the bail bond agent reported the suspect fired shots after agents tried to capture the person early Saturday.
    Authorities say the bail bond agent then shot at the suspect.
    Police say no one was hurt in the shooting.
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  • Delta Flight To Salt Lake City Diverted To DIA

    Delta Flight To Salt Lake City Diverted To DIA
    DENVER (AP) — A Delta flight from Maryland to Utah was diverted to Denver International Airport on Friday due a mechanical issue.
    A spokeswoman for Denver International Airport says Delta Flight 1189 left Baltimore-Washington International Airport and landed in Denver about 6 p.m. after a pilot radioed there were mechanical issues.
    The Denver Fire Department responded, and no odor was found.
    The plane was turned over to mechanics and passengers continued on several hours later.
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  • Watch: Colorado Springs police officer disciplined after slamming teen

    Watch: Colorado Springs police officer disciplined after slamming teen
    A Colorado Springs police officer captured on video slamming a handcuffed teen-ager to the ground after she was arrested in November 2013 has been disciplined by the department, authorities
  • U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet announces support for Iran deal

    U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet announces support for Iran deal
    U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet on Friday became the latest senator to publicly declare his support for the White House nuclear deal with Iran — ending weeks of speculation on how he would vote on the controversial agreement.
  • Missing bow from historic Denver statue found on Friday

    Missing bow from historic Denver statue found on Friday
    Denver police found a missing bow that was taken from a historic statue outside the Colorado State Capitol.
  • Centennial: Wily bear safely tranquilized

    Centennial: Wily bear safely tranquilized
    Wildlife officials have safely tranquilized a bear in a Centennial residential neighborhood Friday that may have been the bane of Arapahoe County sheriff's deputies and rangers the past three
  • Jeffco recall ballot timeline draws concerns from Colorado Secretary of State

    Jeffco recall ballot timeline draws concerns from Colorado Secretary of State
    Colorado's Secretary of State has concerns about how Jefferson County will pull off having a recall election on the regular November election ballot.
  • Denver's Little Sisters of the Poor defended by dissenting judges

    Denver's Little Sisters of the Poor defended by dissenting judges
    Five appeals judges have calledtheir court's contraception ruling against Little Sisters of the Poor an infringement of their religious beliefs.
  • Littleton man convicted in 2014 sword attack

    Littleton man convicted in 2014 sword attack
    A Littleton man was convicted Thursday night of second-degree attempted murder, first-degree kidnapping and first-degree assault and three more charges ina 2014 sword attack.
  • Evans police search for man who tried to entice boy into his truck

    Evans police search for man who tried to entice boy into his truck
    A man tried to entice a boy walking to the bus stop into his pick-up truck Friday morning in Evans, police said.
  • Denver police arrest man charged with murder in fatal shooting

    Denver police arrest man charged with murder in fatal shooting
    Denver police arrested a 24-year-old man Friday wanted on suspicion of first-degree murder in connection with a fatal shooting Tuesday night in the city's North Park Hill neighborhood.
  • Feds designate 17 Colorado counties as drought disaster areas

    Feds designate 17 Colorado counties as drought disaster areas
    Federal agriculture officials have designated 17 Colorado counties on the Eastern Plains as either primary or contiguous natural disaster areas from prolonged drought.
  • Denver man gets prison for collecting dead mom's retirement benefits

    Denver man gets prison for collecting dead mom's retirement benefits
    A 73-year-old man has been sentenced to 15 months in a federalprison after he collected $465,000 in Social Security and other retirement benefits over a 11-year span.
  • Weld County students were twice offered money to get in vehicle

    Weld County students were twice offered money to get in vehicle
    School officials in Windsor are urging parents and students to remain vigilant after children were twice offered money this week to get into a vehicle.
  • De La Rosa’s Back-To-Back Solo Home Runs Put Rockies Over Giants

    De La Rosa’s Back-To-Back Solo Home Runs Put Rockies Over Giants
    Back-to-back solo home runs in the first proved to be enough run support Friday night for Colorado starter Jorge De La Rosa. He stymied the floundering San Francisco Giants, as the Rockies won 2-1.
  • Machete Victim: Attack Will ‘Always Be In The Back Of My Mind’

    Machete Victim: Attack Will ‘Always Be In The Back Of My Mind’
    BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. (CBS4) – More than a year after being violently attacked in the mountains with a machete, Jadon Jellis continues to heal.
    “It’s hard to explain when something traumatic, really traumatic happens to somebody it’s really hard to think about and it’s really hard not to think about,” Jellis said.
    On Thursday he came one step closer to a full recovery. His attacker Tyrus Vanmatre was found guilty of attempted murder, kidnapping and assault.
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  • Machete Attack Victim: Attack Will ‘Always Be In The Back Of My Mind’

    Machete Attack Victim: Attack Will ‘Always Be In The Back Of My Mind’
    BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. (CBS4) – More than a year after being violently attacked in the mountains with a machete, Jadon Jellis continues to heal.
    “It’s hard to explain when something traumatic, really traumatic happens to somebody it’s really hard to think about and it’s really hard not to think about,” Jellis said.
    On Thursday he came one step closer to a full recovery. His attacker Tyrus Vanmatre was found guilty of attempted murder, kidnapping and assault.
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  • Man Struck In Chain-Reaction Auto-Pedestrian Crashes Was In Bar That Night

    Man Struck In Chain-Reaction Auto-Pedestrian Crashes Was In Bar That Night
    WESTMINSTER, Colo. (CBS4) – A double auto-pedestrian accident closed Federal Boulevard at 102nd Avenue Thursday night in Westminster when the woman who struck a man stopped to help him and she was struck and killed instantly.
    Police said a man suddenly entered the roadway around 8:45 p.m. Thursday and was hit by a truck traveling southbound on Federal Boulevard.
    “He entered the roadway really suddenly, there’s no crosswalk here or anything like that he suddenly entered the road
  • Murdered Teen Remembered: ‘We’re Losing Too Many Kids’

    Murdered Teen Remembered: ‘We’re Losing Too Many Kids’
    AURORA, Colo. (CBS4)– More than 200 family and friends of the teenager who was gunned down on Wednesday night gathered for a vigil to remember Marcell Johnson.
    “This violence doesn’t have to be on the street,” said one of Marcell’s friends who attended the vigil. “We’re losing too many kids. Way too many kids.”
    Johnson was shot and killed outside the Fitzsimmons Place Apartments off Colfax Avenue and Nome Street in Aurora late Wednesday night. A 17
  • Boulder Police Investigate Debit Card Fraud, Thousands May Be Compromised

    Boulder Police Investigate Debit Card Fraud, Thousands May Be Compromised
    BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4)– Police in Boulder are investigating two cases of debit card fraud where thousands of people’s personal information may have been compromised.
    Community Financial Credit Union confirmed at least four of their members had their debit card data used between Aug. 29 and Aug. 31 at various Wells Fargo ATMs along the Front Range. Each had lost about $1,500.
    During the investigation, it was determined that each victim had used their debit card at the King Soopers at 1
  • Taste Offers Variety Of Food, Live Music, Entertainment

    Taste Offers Variety Of Food, Live Music, Entertainment
    DENVER (CBS4)– Labor Day weekend is officially underway and downtown Denver is the place to be to find great food, entertainment and unique booths during the Taste of Colorado.
    More than 500,000 people are expected to attend the Taste at Civic Center Park through Monday.
    The event features dozens of food vendors from across the state including Spice Island Grill out of Colorado Springs.
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    “Been in the restaurant business for four years and it’s just amazing. We do j
  • Police Search For Suspect Who Took Part Of Sculpture

    Police Search For Suspect Who Took Part Of Sculpture
    DENVER (CBS4)– Police in Denver searched for a suspect who took a piece of a sculpture that is on display outside the state Capitol.
    The bow from the “Closing Era” sculpture was stolen sometime late last month. The bronze sculpture is displayed on the east side of the state Capitol and dates back to 1893.
    During the removal of the bow, the suspect also caused damage to the sculpture.The bow from Closing Era sculpture located outside the state Capitol was stolen (credit: Denver
  • CU Police Arrest Suspected Bike Thief

    CU Police Arrest Suspected Bike Thief
    BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4)– Police at the University of Colorado Boulder campus say they’ve captured a bicycle thief- red handed.Police arrested Joel Weber on Aug. 27 after several people reported seeing him trying to cut bike locks from two locations on the CU campus.Officers watched him outside the Environmental Design Building on 18th Street and in the area of Kittredge West residence hall on Kittredge Loop.Police claim Weber had cable cutters and other burglary tools on him when they
  • Rocky Mountain National Park Celebrates 100 Years ‘Deserve To Be Honored’

    Rocky Mountain National Park Celebrates 100 Years ‘Deserve To Be Honored’
    ESTES PARK, Colo. (CBS4) – One hundred years ago, on September 4, 1915, Colorado celebrated the dedication of Rocky Mountain National Park. On Friday, hundreds of people gathered to honor the park’s centennial and rededicate its federally protected lands, with an eye toward the future.
    Gov. John Hickenlooper, Sen. Cory Gardner, and former Sen. Mark Udall were among the crowd of park rangers, supporters and students who gathered for a ceremony at Glacier Basin. The program included mu
  • Teen gets 24 years in attack, escape from Golden juvenile facility

    A teen who while being held atan juvenile corrections center in Golden last summer severely beat a 65-year-old employee in anattack and escape from the facility was sentenced Friday to 24 years in prison.
  • Police Investigate 2 Similar Attempted Abductions In Windsor

    Police Investigate 2 Similar Attempted Abductions In Windsor
    WINDSOR, Colo. (CBS4)– Police in Windsor are investigating after two similar attempted abductions by strangers who approached children while they were walking in the past week.The first incident happened about 5:30 p.m. Tuesday as an elementary school student was walking in the Windsor West neighborhood. She was approached by an older, boxy, four-door, possibly a Lincoln or Buick with a male driver and a female passenger. They motioned for her to get in the vehicle and showed money to get
  • Homeless Children Struggle With Instability

    Homeless Children Struggle With Instability
    AURORA, Colo (CBS4)– As the Colorado housing market gets tighter, more and more families are getting squeezed into homelessness. About one-third of the homeless in the Denver metro area are families and it’s having a big impact on the children.
    Lisa Fisher makes up a bed in the back of her minivan. She and her kids, ages 15, 13, and 9 are living here.
    “Like when we have to sleep in the car… when I lay down, my back starts hurting,” said 9-year-old Ji’Lisa.
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  • Illegal Campfires In Rocky Mountain National Park Concerning Over Holiday Weekend

    Illegal Campfires In Rocky Mountain National Park Concerning Over Holiday Weekend
    ESTES PARK, Colo. (CBS4) – An increase in illegal campfires in a popular hiking, camping, picnicking and sightseeing area has officials concerned as the Labor Day holiday weekend gets underway.
    Since September 24, Rocky Mountain National Park firefighters have had to fight four illegal camp fires that escaped and could easily have gotten out of control, park rangers said Friday.Each fire was set by people camping illegally in the park. Two threatened hard-to-reach backcountry areas near Fe
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  • Eagle County armed robbery leaves 1 shot

    Eagle County armed robbery leaves 1 shot
    One person was wounded Friday afternoon in Eagle County during an armed robbery, officials say.
  • Denver hosting four-day global conference on lung cancer

    Denver hosting four-day global conference on lung cancer
    The world's largest meeting on lung cancer prevention and treatmentis coming to Denver.
  • Aretha Franklin Wins Restraining Order Against Telluride Film Festival

    Aretha Franklin Wins Restraining Order Against Telluride Film Festival
    DENVER (CBS4)– Aretha Franklin won a restraining order against the Telluride Film Festival in federal court in Denver on Friday afternoon.
    Franklin was seeking the order to keep the documentary “Amazing Grace” from being shown.
    She was upset over the content of the film which shows some of her concert footage from the 1970s. Franklin’s attorney said the concert footage was taken with the understanding that it would not be used commercially without Franklin’s consent
  • Erin Brockovich To Tour Navajo Nation Areas Damaged By Spill

    Erin Brockovich To Tour Navajo Nation Areas Damaged By Spill
    WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. (AP) — Environmental activist Erin Brockovich will be touring the Navajo Nation next week to get a firsthand look at the damage caused by the spill of wastewater from a Colorado mine.
    President Russell Begaye said Friday that Brockovich will join him in surveying areas devastated by the Gold King Mine spill.
    The Aug. 5 spill from the mine near Silverton, Colorado, sent toxic sludge into waterways including the San Juan River that flows through the reservation.
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