Amid Short Supply, COVID-19 Vaccines Are Being Bought & Sold Online

CBS4 Investigates found hundreds of ads on a dark website, claiming to sell both Moderna and Pfizer vaccines.

Colorado Girl Becomes Eagle Scout On National Boy Scouts Day

This year, Feb. 8 was a monumental day for BSA’s female scouts.

‘Love Notes’ Honor Summit County Teachers During Pandemic Valentine’s Day

As teachers work to navigate hybrid learning models, one community is making sure its teachers know their hard work is appreciated.

Women’s Semi-Pro Football Team Mile High Blaze Breaks Down Barriers One Play At A Time

“We’re just football players like the guys.”

COVID Creates Drunk Driving Loophole, Some Colorado Cases Being Dismissed

The Denver Police Department is one department that stopped administering breath tests to DUI suspects during the pandemic.

Paynesville Living Facility Constructs ‘Visitation Stations’ Amid COVID Pandemic

“It was tough on me because I had just lost my husband,” said Marge Hartmann.

Rep. Boebert Paid Off Nearly $20K In State Tax Liens In 2020

Delinquent unemployment insurance premiums dated back to restaurant opening in 2013.

Public Lands Protections Could Move Ahead In Congress This Year

Two of the primary conservation bills expected to be debated focus on Colorado.

Education Secretary Nominee Says Teachers Should Be Prioritized For Vaccines

Transgender students’ participation in sports a contentious point during confirmation hearing.

Super Bowl LV: Advice For Sports Betting Rookies

CBS4 Sports Reporter Michael Spencer and CBSN Denver’s Kelly Werthmann look at the odds on some popular bets during the big game!

Colorado Avalanche Shut Down After NHL Revises Virus Protocols

Colorado captain Gabriel Landeskog joined teammate Tyson Jost on the league’s COVID-19 unavailable list Thursday.

IRS Threatens Coloradans Who Already Paid Taxes: ‘They’re Frightened And They Don’t Understand’

Letters from the IRS are threatening late fees, penalties and in some cases, property seizure.

Avoid Taking Pain Relievers Before COVID Vaccine In Order To Get Most ‘Bang For Your Buck’

With more Coloradans receiving the COVID-19 vaccines every day, we hear more about minor side effects like arm soreness.

Fishing The Good Fight Helping Colorado Men Overcome Depression, Anxiety & Substance Abuse

Jennings Hester founded the Colorado-based nonprofit Fishing the Good Fight about a year ago.

Legacy Of Black Police Officers In Colorado Started 140 Years Ago

Some Black Coloradans have made it their mission to be the change they want to see in the law enforcement profession.

Biden Rolls Back Trump Policy On Separation Of Migrant Children From Their Parents

Move comes after Senate confirmation of first immigrant to lead Homeland Security.

Colorado Democrats Reintroduce CORE Act Into A Friendlier Congress

Legislation would establish new protections for more than 400,000 acres of public land.

Details Few On December Crash That Leaves Montrose Coroner Unable To Perform Duties

Thomas Canfield, 82, recovering at home; incident still under investigation.

Dems Move To Strip Committee Assignments From Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene

Resolution sponsor says congresswoman should not have ‘a platform to lie.’

Colorado Health Department Prepares To Overhaul COVID-19 Dial System

State’s coronavirus transmission steadily slowing since mid-January.

Ag Nominee Vilsack Battles Skepticism From Black Farmers Ahead Of Confirmation Hearing

Former Iowa governor Vilsack erred in making Shirley Sherrod resign in 2010.

Colorado Received More Rental Assistance Requests In January Than Previous Eight Months Combined

Sharp increase due in part to expiration of the state’s eviction moratorium, increased outreach efforts, more accessible online application.

‘Not Adequate Security’ For Boebert Town Hall In Montrose To Proceed

County GOP chairman cited ‘credible threats’ against church, congresswoman.

Colorado Counties Are Skipping Parts Of Annual Homeless Count Due To Coronavirus

Only people staying in homeless shelters will be counted, a change that will obscure the pandemic’s impact on the state’s housing crisis.

Get Your Cards In For Loveland’s Valentine Remailing Program

The Loveland Chamber of Commerce is celebrating 75 years of the city’s Valentine Remailing Program this year.

Young Colorado State Rams Team Just Beginning To Make Their Statement

Sitting at 9–3 in Mountain West Conference play, the Colorado State Rams are off to the second best start in program history.

The Different Ways You Can Buy Girl Scout Cookies During The Pandemic

More than 77,000 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies were picked up in the parking lot at Eliches Gardens on Saturday.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,278 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

New Colorado Blood Drive To Test For Coronavirus Antibodies

Colorado State Patrol and Vitilant are hosting a blood drive in February.

Colorado Teachers, Child Care Workers To Get COVID-19 Vaccine Starting Feb. 8

State expects to finish vaccinating educators by March 1, Gov. Polis says.

Election Reform To Return As A Priority For Dems In Congress

Same-day registration, early voting, paid ballot postage part of sweeping bill.

Q&A With Colorado Senate President Leroy Garcia

Pueblo Democrat talks public option, police accountability.

Coloradans React To Biden Executive Orders On Climate, Public Lands

New oil and gas leases on federal land paused amid emphasis on conservation, environmental justice.

Feds Try To Ease Vaccine Backlog By Enlisting Retired Nurses And Doctors

Governors cite need for ‘much more supply.’

Western Slope Lawmaker Warns A Moratorium On Federal Leases Will Devastate Garfield County: ‘Industry Will Collapse’

Garfield County has the second largest natural gas reserve in the country, but drilling has begun to dry up over the last couple of years.

Full Throttle Saloon Opening ‘Boutique Distillery’ In Estes Park

This will be a family-friendly business.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,268 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

Plane Carrying Members Of Oklahoma State Basketball Program Crashed In Colorado 20 Years Ago

The crash on Jan. 27, 2001, killed 10 people, including players and staff from the Oklahoma State University men’s basketball program.

Travel Experts Says ‘Vaccination Passports’ Could Be The New Normal

Getting access to pre-pandemic activities will likely require proof of vaccination with what’s being referred to as a vaccination passport.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,244 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.