A woman accused of causing a deadly crash on the way to DIA was ordered not to drive. But prosecutors say she did anyway. So a court decided Monday if Sandra Jacobson violated the order. Rick Sallinger reports on the court ruling.
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People living near the light rail station in Centennial where a college student was killed met with police to try and get more answers to the crime, Jodi Brook reports.
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Prosecutors in Denver are looking to revoke the bond of a woman accused of driving drunk and killing two librarians on their way to the airport.
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A 3-year-old boy is shot, and his parents are under arrest. Denver police say the couple told officers it was a drive-by shooting. But investigators say the boy’s dad shot him. Shaun Boyd reports.
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Making the right breakfast choice can really get your day off to a good start. But many of us may be avoiding eggs because of health concerns. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida explains how an egg could help your blood pressure.
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A Weld County woman vanished more than 14 years ago, and her body has never been found. But now the road to justice has begun for her family. Mike Hooker reports.
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Black Friday. The 2 words that have shoppers lined up for hours. But some may be disappointed this year because they won’t find what they came for. As Andrea Lopez reports, you've got to look at the fine print in all those ads.
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Cleaning up from the Thanksgiving feast can spell trouble for local water and sanitation districts. Environmental Specialist Paul Day reports on the nasty results when people dump turkey grease down the drain.
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The biggest recall of cribs in US history is expected to be announced Tuesday. Reports indicate the Consumer Product Safety Commission will target cribs with drop down sides, that can be dangerous, even deadly. Kathy Walsh reports.
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Thanksgiving could end up being the perfect way to contract the H1N1 virus. Medical Correspondent Dr. Jennifer Ashton has three easy tips to stay healthy and avoid getting sick over the holiday.
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