• Some Pueblo Votes Won’t Be Counted Until Wednesday

    Some Pueblo Votes Won’t Be Counted Until Wednesday
    PUEBLO, Colo. (CBS4)– There will be a delay for counting thousands of in-person votes in Pueblo because of a ballot-style issue.According to Secretary of State Wayne Williams, the earliest the votes will be counted is Wednesday.Voters who participated in early voting or mail ballots in Pueblo will have their votes tallied as scheduled.
  • The Latest: George W. Bush Votes ‘None Of The Above’

    The Latest: George W. Bush Votes ‘None Of The Above’
    WASHINGTON (AP) – A spokesman says former President George W. Bush did not vote for Republican Donald Trump or Democrat Hillary Clinton.
    Freddy Ford says the most recent Republican president voted “none of the above for president and Republican down-ballot.” That means Bush voted for Republicans in congressional and local races.
    It’s not a complete surprise. The Bush family includes the two most recent Republican presidents but neither endorsed nor campaigned for the bill
  • No big changes expected with new owners at Crested Butte Mountain Resort

    No big changes expected with new owners at Crested Butte Mountain Resort
    The sale of Crested Butte Mountain Resort and Copper Village at Copper Mountain should not lead to significant changes to either operation.
    “If you held a mortgage with a bank and the bank sold that mortgage to another bank, it wouldn’t really have any effect on you,” Crested Butte Mountain Resort spokeswoman Erica Mueller said.
    In 2008, the Mueller family sold Crested Butte ski area, along with Okemo Resort in Vermont and Mount Sunapee in New Hampshire, for $132 million t
  • Elections Systems Down Across Colorado For A Short Time

    Elections Systems Down Across Colorado For A Short Time
    DENVER (CBS4)– The statewide voter database was unavailable for several minutes on Tuesday afternoon, seriously disrupting voting for Election Day. The system was back online a few minutes later.
    Voters were unable to cast ballots in person from 2:47 p.m. to 3:16 p.m. Tuesday. Voters could drop off ballots that had been completed or were given the option to vote with a provisional ballot.
    Clerks were not able to process mail ballots if the signature had not been verified. Those with verifi
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  • Colorado reports brief voting delays after momentary computer problems

    Colorado reports brief voting delays after momentary computer problems
    Colorado’s election system briefly failed shortly before 3 p.m. Tuesday, momentarily crippling voting and forcing a small number of voters to cast provisional ballots.
    The voter registration system went down at 2:47 p.m., according to spokeswoman Lynn Bartels, who confirmed the outage at 3:13 p.m. With the system down, county election clerks could not process mail ballots whose signatures had not already verified already or confirm the identity of residents voting in person.
  • 15 things you can get on the cheap with your ‘I Voted’ sticker

    15 things you can get on the cheap with your ‘I Voted’ sticker
    You’ve done your civic duty. Now it’s the time to reap the rewards.
    Restaurants, bars and ride sharing apps alike are offering free or discounted food, beer and lifts to people sporting proof of their participation in the democratic process. So wear that “I Voted” sticker loud and proud — just to be safe check that stickiness to make sure it doesn’t fall off. Already mailed in your ballot? Don’t worry, most places count ballot receipts, too (or show them
  • Suspect lit woman on fire in domestic violence incident near Colorado Springs, according to sheriff

    Suspect lit woman on fire in domestic violence incident near Colorado Springs, according to sheriff
    El Paso County authorities have released new details in a Sunday night domestic violence incident that left a woman and a 14-year-old girl with burn injuries, saying the 36-year-old man suspected in the case lit the woman on fire.
    Consepcion Rascon Jr. allegedly poured an accelerant on the woman and ignited her. The teen, a relative, was hurt as she tried to extinguish the fire, the county sheriff’s office said on Tuesday.
    The encounter happened Sunday on the 1300 block of Forest Road
  • Lead levels in Dillon water again exceed federal limit

    Lead levels in Dillon water again exceed federal limit
    By Jack Queen, Summit Daily
    Testing conducted by the town of Dillon last month again found lead levels in some homes that exceeded the 15 parts per billion limit set by the Environmental Protection Agency. The new results, which found elevated lead levels in four of 20 homes tested, mark the third time since 2012 that the town has been over the federal limit for lead concentrations in drinking water.
    Lead is a neurotoxin that can be particularly harmful to children and pregnant women, presenting
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  • 2.4 Million Of 3.1 Million Ballots Returned By Early Afternoon Election Day

    2.4 Million Of 3.1 Million Ballots Returned By Early Afternoon Election Day
    DENVER (CBS4)– Just after 2 p.m. on Election Day, more than 70 percent of ballots had been returned or voters had cast ballots at polling centers across Colorado.
    According to the Secretary of State’s office, 2,404,846 ballots had been returned by mail, dropped off or voters had cast ballots at polling centers by 2 p.m. Tuesday.
    There are 3.1 million registered voters in Colorado. This is the first time all voters across the state received mail ballots in a presidential election year
  • Man Accused Of Strangling Ex-Girlfriend Formally Charged

    Man Accused Of Strangling Ex-Girlfriend Formally Charged
    DENVER (CBS4) – A man has been formally charged after a woman’s body was found in an industrial area over the weekend.
    Araceli Esparza-Miranda was found strangled in a car in the area of 47th Avenue and Kingston Street about 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 29.
    Jose Vallejo-Cano (credit: Denver Police)
    According to Lynn Kimbrough with the district attorney’s office, Esparza-Miranda’s ex-boyfriend, Jose Vallejo-Cano, 25, has been charged with first-degree murder after deliberation.
  • Broncos Mailbag: Is it Paxton Lynch time for Denver?

    Broncos Mailbag: Is it Paxton Lynch time for Denver?
    Denver Post Broncos writer Nicki Jhabvala posts her Broncos Mailbag weekly during the season.
    You can pose a Broncos- or NFL-related question for the Broncos Mailbag here. Follow Nicki for more daily updates on Twitter and Facebook.
    Hello Nicki, do you feel the Broncos will address the offensive live in next year’s draft? I really think they need to get some good depth.
    — Ed McCreary, Colorado Springs
    Ed: The draft, yes, but especially free agency. The transition from college to the
  • Broncos’ Marshall Wants Defense To Be More Physical

    Broncos’ Marshall Wants Defense To Be More Physical
    ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (The Sports Xchange) – For a defense that takes extreme pride in its ability to stop the run first, Sunday night’s 30-20 loss at Oakland was not only an eye-opener but a cold reality check for the Denver Broncos.
    While still stout against the pass, the Broncos aren’t a carbon copy of the dominant defense that powered them to a championship last year.
    The Raiders gashed Denver for 218 rushing yards – the most the Broncos have surrendered in a single game s
  • Man charged in Denver woman’s strangulation death

    Man charged in Denver woman’s strangulation death
    Provided by Denver Police DepartmentJose Vallejo-CanoThe Denver District Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday that formal charges have been filed against a man who is accused of strangling his girlfriend.
    Jose Vallejo-Cano, 25, was charged with first-degree murder after deliberation, according to a news release from the Denver District Attorney’s Office.Homicide Report
    Track this year’s homicides in Denver, and compare the city’s homicide rate to Denver’s homicide ra
  • The Rockies Have Some Decisions To Make As Free Agent Market Opens

    The Rockies Have Some Decisions To Make As Free Agent Market Opens
    (The Sports Xchange/CBS4) – The Toronto Blue Jays, Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets have the most to lose as baseball’s free agent market opens for business, but the Colorado Rockies have some decisions to make too.
    All three teams gave $17.2 million qualifying offers to a pair of players Monday, meaning they would receive draft-pick compensation if those players change teams.
    While the future selections would be nice, losing those stars would leave hefty holes in their current
  • Broncos Know Their Fix Starts In The Trenches

    Broncos Know Their Fix Starts In The Trenches
    ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) – With an anemic offense and a depleted defense, the reigning Super Bowl champs find themselves in a peculiar position: looking up at both Oakland and Kansas City in the AFC West.
    The Broncos’ 6-3 record would be good enough to lead five other NFL divisions.
    Yet, their 30-20 loss at Oakland on Sunday night dropped them behind both the Raiders (7-2) and Chiefs (6-2) in the division they’ve owned since Tim Tebow was running the read-option in Denver and not
  • Jhabvala vs. Kiz: What’s worse for Broncos – O-line or D-line?

    Jhabvala vs. Kiz: What’s worse for Broncos – O-line or D-line?
    What problem is worse for the Broncos: their offensive line or their defensive line? 
    Kiz: Sure, debating the merits of a quarterback gets all the clicks. But the truth is, Denver is getting its tail kicked in the trenches. It seems as if coach Gary Kubiak has lost faith in his offensive lineman to open holes for the running game. And the injury to defensive end Derek Wolfe could make an already leaky defense get lost in a flood of even bigger trouble. You have any solutions, my friend?
    Jha
  • Watch Special CBS4 Campaign 2016 Coverage On Election Day

    Watch Special CBS4 Campaign 2016 Coverage On Election Day
    DENVER (CBS4) – Join CBS4 Tuesday at 4 p.m. for a special CBS4 newscast with all the last minute election news.
    Then at 5 p.m., watch CBS News Campaign 2016 coverage, with all of all the early results in the presidential race from the East Coast.
    At 7 p.m., CBS4 election coverage with local election results can be seen live on KBDI Channel 12 (or live on CBSDenver.com) until 10 p.m.
    CBS4 News at 10 p.m. will have the latest locally and nationally on the election.
    Join all your favorite CBS
  • Crowd At Susan B. Anthony Grave On Election Day

    Crowd At Susan B. Anthony Grave On Election Day
    ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — The New York cemetery where women’s suffragist leader Susan B. Anthony is buried will extend its hours on Election Day to give people more time to visit her grave.
    Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren says visiting Anthony’s gravesite has become an Election Day “rite of passage for many citizens.” She says with Democrat Hillary Clinton as the first woman nominated by a major political party to run for president it’s appropriate to keep Mount Ho
  • Police: Roommate Finds Hockey Program Volunteer With Young Boy

    Police: Roommate Finds Hockey Program Volunteer With Young Boy
    FORT COLLINS, Colo. (CBS4) – A former volunteer with a youth hockey program faces charges after police say he confessed to inappropriately touching a boy.
    Andrew Todd Vanderwal, 26, volunteered with the youth hockey program at the NoCo Ice Center in Windsor but the incidents took place at his home.
    Andrew Todd Vanderwal (credit: Larimer County Sheriff’s Office)
    Vanderwal’s roommate found the suspect with the boy.
    According to the arrest affidavit, Vanderwal admitted to sexually
  • Tale Of The Tape: Broncos At Saints

    Tale Of The Tape: Broncos At Saints
    The Broncos are coming off a tough road loss to a division rival and look to rebound against the Saints and their high-flying offense.
  • Business Q&A: Resolute Brewing Company, Centennial

    Business Q&A: Resolute Brewing Company, Centennial
    Business: Resolute Brewing Company
    Address: 7286 S. Yosemite St. No. 110, Centennial
    Hours: 2-9 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, 2-10 p.m. Wednesday, 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Thursday, 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday.
    Founded: 2015
    Contact: 720-722-1238, resolutebrewingco.com/, @ResoluteBrewCo
    Employees: 10
    Interview with Andrew Duvall, community and sales manager
    Q: How did you get involved in this business?
    A: I kept an eye on Resolute as they began buildi
  • Where could it be legal to smoke pot?

    Where could it be legal to smoke pot?
    Voters across the country are deciding today whether to relax long-standing marijuana prohibitions for both medical and recreational use, a potentially dramatic expansion of legal pot across America.       
  • Aurora officer shot in NE Denver

    Aurora officer shot in NE Denver
    An Aurora Police officer was shot Tuesday afternoon in northeast Denver, 9Wants to Know has confirmed.        
  • Aurora Police Officer Shot In Denver After Deadly Shooting

    Aurora Police Officer Shot In Denver After Deadly Shooting
    DENVER (CBS4)– An Aurora police officer was shot in Green Valley Ranch on Tuesday. The officer is expected to survive. The suspect shot in Denver was involved in a deadly shooting that happened less than an hour before in Aurora.
    Copter4 flew over the scene of the officer-involved shooting at E. 46th Avenue and Biscay Street (credit: CBS)
    The shooting happened just before noon near East 46th Avenue and Biscay Street. Police said that shooting in Denver may have been the result of an earlie
  • Aurora Police Officer Shot In Denver

    Aurora Police Officer Shot In Denver
    DENVER (CBS4)– An Aurora police officer was shot in Green Valley Ranch on Tuesday. The officer is expected to survive.
    Copter4 flew over the scene of the officer-involved shooting at E. 46th Avenue and Biscay Street (credit: CBS)
    The shooting happened just before noon near East 46th Avenue and Biscay Street. Police said that shooting in Denver may have been the result of an earlier incident involving the suspect in Aurora at 142 Del Mar Circle.#BREAKING: #DPD responding to officer-involved
  • Junior League’s Holiday Mart Benefits Women, Children & Small Businesses

    Junior League’s Holiday Mart Benefits Women, Children & Small Businesses
    DENVER (CBS4) – Now that the temperatures are feeling more fall-like, one Denver organization wants to kick off the holiday season with a tradition three decades in the making.
    Laura Perry, President of the Board of Directors for the Junior League of Denver recently stopped by CBS4 studios to talk about the 37th annual Mile High Holiday Mart.
    (credit: Junior League of Denver)
    “The Junior League of Denver’s mission is to improve civic leaders in the community,” Perry said.
  • Jury deliberations begin in Ross...

    Jury deliberations begin in Ross...
    Jury deliberations got underway Tuesday morning in the Ross Harris hot car death trial.       
  • 1 shot near Aurora shopping center

    1 shot near Aurora shopping center
    One person was taken to the hospital at around midday Tuesday after a shooting near an Aurora shopping center.       
  • Search Continues For Missing Hunter In White River National Forest

    Search Continues For Missing Hunter In White River National Forest
    RIO BLANCO COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) – The search continues for a hunter who was reported missing on Saturday.
    According to the Rio Blanco County Sheriff’s Office, David R. Boelcke, 61, from Michigan was reported missing by his hunting partner at 8 a.m. on Saturday.
    The two were hunting in the White River National Forest after setting up a camp by Pagoda Lake. They were supposed to meet up for lunch and Boelcke’s hunting partner told authorities Boelcke never showed up.
    “Mr. B
  • Aspen park vandalized

    Aspen park vandalized
    An Aspen playground has been vandalized with anti-Semitic graffiti.       
  • Charlie Foxtrot: The full investigation

    Charlie Foxtrot: The full investigation
    Our service men and women protect us from the horrors of war. But what happens when the system set up to fight for them fails?       
  • Man Who Shot Girlfriend In Face Guilty, Faces Up To 80 Years In Prison

    Man Who Shot Girlfriend In Face Guilty, Faces Up To 80 Years In Prison
    AURORA, Colo. (CBS4) – A man accused of shooting his girlfriend in the face has been found guilty attempted first-degree murder.
    Derek Robinson, 45, of Aurora, was also found guilty of first-degree assault with a deadly weapon causing serious bodily injury.
    Derek Robinson (credit: Aurora Police Department)
    According to the 18th Judicial District Court Office, on Jan. 5, 2015, “Aurora police officers responded to the couple’s home in the 500 block of Galena Street after a neighb
  • Resources if you haven't voted yet

    Resources if you haven't voted yet
    9Wants to Know will help you at the polls on Tuesday by checking out voter intimidation, voter access problems and putting voters in touch with legal experts if something doesn’t go smoothly on Election Day.       
  • Experimental drug saves firefighter

    Experimental drug saves firefighter
    Like most firefighters, Shadd Rohwer, is all about adventure, fitness and health.       
  • Teen Who Shot & Killed Younger Brother Pleads Guilty

    Teen Who Shot & Killed Younger Brother Pleads Guilty
    AURORA, Colo. (CBS4) – A teenage boy who shot and killed his 10-year-old brother has pleaded guilty to negligent child abuse resulting in death.
    The shooting happened last June on Galena Street in Aurora.
    Jalecc Taylor, 17, also plead guilty to being in possession of a handgun in connection with the death of his brother Anthony “Jemel” Hemmings-Taylor.
    Anthony Jemel Hemmings-Taylor (credit: CBS)
    The teen will be sentenced next month.
    Jalecc Taylor’s picture has not been r
  • Is free coffee on election day legal?

    Is free coffee on election day legal?
    With Election Day 2016 upon us, many businesses, both local and national-chains, are offering election day freebies and deals -- but be on the lookout for those that aren't necessarily legal.       
  • 9NEWS Election Day blog

    9NEWS Election Day blog
    The 9NEWS.com team will update this blog with the latest news and links to articles from Election Day.        
  • Man gets stuck in herd of 'voters'

    Man gets stuck in herd of 'voters'
    This is yet another reason why getting to the polls early in the day is a wise choice.       
  • Patient Believes HIV-Positive Surgical Tech Should Have Got More Time

    Patient Believes HIV-Positive Surgical Tech Should Have Got More Time
    DENVER (CBS4) – An HIV-positive surgical technician whose crimes shocked the Denver metro area was sentenced on Monday to six years in federal prison for stealing syringes full of pain killers meant for patients.
    Rocky Allen’s actions put thousands of patients at risk of disease. More than 2,400 people had to be tested for viruses like HIV and hepatitis B and C. CBS4’s Karen Morfitt spoke with one of the patients he says wanted an even longer sentence.
    Rocky Allen walks into co
  • Baylor Fans Still Supporting Art Briles Should Be Ashamed Of Themselves

    Baylor Fans Still Supporting Art Briles Should Be Ashamed Of Themselves
     
    Ryan Mayer
    This past Saturday was filled with the usual slate of entertaining college football games. However, there was also a dark cloud hanging over proceedings and it once again emanated from Waco, Texas. As the Baylor Bears hosted the TCU Horned Frogs in Big 12 conference play, a faction of Bears fans decided that it would be a good idea to sell various pieces of merchandise with the hashtag #CAB, which stands for Coach Art Briles, on it.
    Baylor fans are selling shirts to support Art
  • Montrose patrol vehicles now have Narcan

    Montrose patrol vehicles now have Narcan
    Deputies in Montrose County are joining other law enforcement agencies across the country in stocking their patrol vehicles with Narcan, a drug that can help or even reverse the effects of a heroin overdose.        
  • DIA has a record-setting month (again)

    DIA has a record-setting month (again)
    It feels like we write about record-setting traffic at Denver International Airport every month, and September is no exception.       
  • Woman with dementia missing in Parker

    Woman with dementia missing in Parker
    Authorities are asking the public to be on the lookout for a missing elderly woman who has dementia.       
  • 2.2 million Coloradans have voted

    2.2 million Coloradans have voted
    On this Election Day, you won't see 2,215,258 Colorado voters standing in line at polling places.       
  • Opponent Profile: Broncos Take On High-Flying Saints Offense In Week 10

    Opponent Profile: Broncos Take On High-Flying Saints Offense In Week 10
    After a tough loss to the Oakland Raiders on Sunday Night Football, the Denver Broncos now sit at 6-3 and are hoping to rebound in Week 10. They’re going to have to attempt that comeback by traveling to New Orleans to play Drew Brees and the explosive Saints, who have recovered nicely this season after a brutal 0-3 start.
    Denver had issues stopping Raiders running back Latavius Murray on Sunday and if those issues persist, that could bring about trouble against the Saints, who have a coupl
  • Best Black Friday 2016 Deals In Denver

    Best Black Friday 2016 Deals In Denver
    The City of Denver embraces its local shop owners, with plenty of locally owned and operated businesses operating alongside retail giants. To stay competitive with these large companies, many small business owners choose to offer Black Friday deals. Along with supporting small business, you will also be free of the long lines and trampling, and many of these businesses will actually be closed on Thanksgiving, unlike their corporate owned counterparts. Shop local this Black Friday and find the p
  • CO company plans Miami hotel tower

    CO company plans Miami hotel tower
    A unit of Apartment Investment and Management Co. (Aimco) wants to build a 61-story tower and hotel in Miami's Brickell district and renovate an adjacent existing building.       
  • Medical company CEO on new challenge

    Medical company CEO on new challenge
    The new CEO of a publicly held medical company that recently moved its headquarters to Denver said the company has some work to do.       

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