Denver Breaks Ground On Affordable Housing Project For Homeless Residents
An affordable housing project for people experiencing homelessness in Denver is underway.
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An affordable housing project for people experiencing homelessness in Denver is underway.
A reward of up to $2,000 is being offered for information on a fire at an apartment building in Westminster.
California's last remaining Kmart is closing before Christmas.
Johnson says that players who go unvaccinated are "letting down" their teammates.
Chicago Police have issued a formal warning after continued robberies on and around the city's Magnificent Mile, at a time when stores continue to leave while others fight to stay in business after big pandemic hits.
Results show that 60% of those responding had their hours and pay cut or had someone in their household lose a job during the pandemic.
Police in Aurora are investigating a deadly incident that left a teenager dead. They believe the victim was hanging on the front of the vehicle in the Village Green Park parking lot when he slid off, fell underneath and was then run over.
The Denver City Council is moving forward with a proposal to give $400 bonuses to city employees who received the COVID-19 vaccine. The council still needs to approve the measure at their next meeting.
Off-year elections tend to be sleepers. Not Colorado's 2021 election. There are three statewide measures and more than 125 local ballot questions.
The third storm in just eight days entered Colorado Monday night and while some mountain areas will get needed moisture, most of Colorado will miss out.
With cold and flu season approaching on Colorado University is requiring everyone on campus to get another vaccine shot.
Denver's Jewish community is condemning two separate vandalisms at Denver schools.
A Nederland man is headed to trial in a case which literally sent shock waves through the small mountain town last year as authorities detonated materials found inside his home.
Many of the shipping containers that spent weeks onboard ships waiting to be unloaded are now being dumped in nearby neighborhoods once they're emptied.
A pumpkin harvest is proving there is plenty of hope for our future. Meet a young man named Emmitt Cox whose giant gourds are no match for the size of his heart.
