American Families Plan: What's In It, And How Could It Put Money In Your Pocket?
This sweeping piece of legislation can be loosely divided into childcare, education and paid family leave, but it also includes tax cuts and support for nutrition.
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This sweeping piece of legislation can be loosely divided into childcare, education and paid family leave, but it also includes tax cuts and support for nutrition.
The Denver City Council passed the "Healthy Residential Rentals For All" on Monday night.
The University of Colorado is helping students get vaccinated with the Johnson & Johnson Janssen one-dose shot.
Sonya Rodriguez has active felony warrants for accessory to a crime, attempt to influence a public servant and tampering with physical evidence.
The Weld County Sheriff's Office told CBS4 that since the beginning of the year, 15 converters have been taken from different locations.
Denver Parks and Recreation is gradually reopening city recreation centers and programs this month. Officials say several outdoor pools will open in June.
The parent company for King Soopers, Kroger, is starting a drone delivery service.
A controlled burn is planned for 452 acres of the West Dolores Rim in the San Juan National Forest.
The recent rain in Denver has helped make this year so far the wettest on record since 1944. More rain is expected on Tuesday but it will not be as widespread or last as long.
An innovative study is underway in Denver to better understand cycling and how to improve safety, connectivity and equity.
Police in Brighton cleared the area surrounding and including the Riverwalk Apartments after they evacuated the complex earlier on Tuesday.
Thanks to recent snowfall, the Super Gauge will stay open at Mary Jane through May 16.
Seven members of the controversial religious group called "Love Has Won" are charged with child abuse and abuse of a corpse after investigators found mummified human remains inside a Colorado home.
An autopsy is planned for Wednesday on the 39-year-old woman found dead in Trimble north of Durango, where signs point to a bear attack.
The red hot housing market in the Denver metro area doesn't look like it'll be cooling down anytime soon. Inventory is so low, while so many people want to buy a home, some will do whatever it takes.
