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Making sure that history is known by future generations of Coloradans, prompted Betty Aragon-Mitotes, founder of Mujeres de Colores, to spearhead a project to honor the generations of Hispanic beet workers.
"It is my belief that this particular case is the first desegregation case, particularly for Hispanos in the country," said retired Judge Martin Gonzales.
Mi Casa's Business Pathways program supports entrepreneurs through all stages of business development.
This initiative was approved by Gov. Jared Polis' office on Sept. 13th for a week long recognition of local Latin cuisine restaurants in Colorado.
The legality of DACA is currently being questioned in the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals and a ruling is expected soon. The Obama-era measure offers protections for people who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children. There are more than 800,000 recipients nationwide.
Colonel Isaac Martinez has been part of the Guard since 1996.
Jorge Zamanillo, Director of the National Museum of the American Latino, visited CBS Colorado Mornings.
The Museum of Memory initiative by History Colorado is empowering communities across the state to write their own part of Colorado's history.
The Greenway Foundation backed the creation of the original "Urban Dope" mural in 1977 and now is championing its restoration.
The Chicano-founded, Chicano-lead agency started in the Northside to serve not just Latinos, but all unserved communities.
Judges Blanco and Villaseñor created the Latinx Taskforce in the 8th Judicial District after they began noticing that many Latinos didn't understand how the American justice system works.
Latinos make up more than 20% of Colorado's population, now a new survey details their top concerns.
Chicano Murals of Colorado is in the midst of restoring and protecting murals across the state with recognition from National Trust for Historic Preservation
After years of working hard and achieving financial success in the late 90s, they created the Salazar Family Foundation as a way to give back.
Colorado's 8th Congressional District is one of the most competitive districts for a U.S. House seat.
Using the arts to address mental health hasn't always been readily available to many in west Denver.
A gem in Denver's theater scene is celebrating its 50th anniversary by finding new ways to respond to its audiences' needs.
They graced international stages as principal soloists for Ballet Folklorico de Mexico. Now they share their love of dance with the Denver community.
Hispanic Heritage Month is a chance to reflect on the successes of the Latino community and acknowledge what struggles still remain for families in Colorado.
Data from the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment shows that from September 2020 to August 2021, Latinos in Colorado had an unemployment rate of 7.2%, which is higher than the national average.
Eagle County's newest radio station has set out to elevate voices and connect community members in its growing Latinx and Hispanic community.
Dozens of people came together at the Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales Library on Oct. 16 for a Día de Los Muertos event.
Thousands of Latinos in Weld County have been vaccinated for COVID-19 thanks to the tireless work of the Latino Coalition of Weld County.
Where you live could determine how sick you get from COVID-19, a CBS4 analysis of government data has found.
