Volunteers Make A Big Difference For People In Colorado Experiencing Homelessness
COVID has had a big impact on the Denver Rescue Mission's ability to attract volunteers.
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COVID has had a big impact on the Denver Rescue Mission's ability to attract volunteers.
Saturday marks two years since Colorado's first COVID-19 case was diagnosed, and it comes at a time when cases continue to decline across the state.
A judge handed down a 39 year prison sentence this week to a man who stabbed his mother in the neck and assaulted his girlfriend.
A Colorado Springs man who was shot and injured when he was in the middle of picking up groceries with his children is facing a tough recovery.
An adult male shooting victim passed away at a hospital late Saturday after a reported shooting happened in the 10100 block of East Virginia Avenue.
After a mild and dry week around Colorado it will definitely look and feel more like March this weekend.
A girl who died on Colorado's Western Slope this week when she tripped and fell and was run over by a school bus has been identified.
The Colorado Department of Transportation says if you are headed up to the mountains this weekend, you may want to account for weather.
It is time to say goodbye to our warm temps from this week. We are tracking two storm systems that will spin thru the Rockies for the weekend bringing in everything from thunderstorms to rain and snow thru early Monday morning.
Snezhana Odnoralova is a Coloradan with Ukranian roots. She's found a way to help her family overseas help other Ukrainians in need.
Coloradans are lining up at the pumps, some trying to stay ahead of the change in weather, others trying to stay ahead of a change in gas prices.
As the crisis in Ukraine continues, more discourse is coming out about how Ukrainian refugees are being treated versus refugees from other countries.
A judge in Fremont County will rule later on a motion to have the Barry Morphew murder case dismissed.
Cardiac arrest is one of the leading causes of death but the State of Colorado doesn't even recognize it as a disease, let alone collect data or spend any money on research. That would change under a bill at the state Capitol.
Homeowners wanting to rebuild after the Marshall Fire could be facing even longer delays after a lawsuit was filed over debris removal.
