NAACP Working To Create Opportunities As Challenges For African-Americans In Colorado Grow During Pandemic
The NAACP held a virtual meeting to talk about creating opportunities and jobs for Colorado's African American community.
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The NAACP held a virtual meeting to talk about creating opportunities and jobs for Colorado's African American community.
A second coronavirus vaccine in the U.S., that was tested on Colorado volunteers, is proving to be highly effective in the trials.
A hunter who became lost in Routt County was found safely after a medical helicopter searched an area in the opposite direction of where the hunter was believed to be.
Many of the higher peaks and mountain passes in Colorado experienced wind gusts well over 75 mph this weekend. The storm responsible has now moved away from the region.
As Coloradans start to play in the snow, Alpine Rescue went to work in it.
Parents and local education advocates are calling for the Denver Board of Education to engage with all community members in the search for a new superintendent, saying for too long the community's voice has been muted.
The Thompson School District made a tough decision: to move to remote only learning following Thanksgiving. That means not only are in-person classes canceled, but also likely extracurricular activities.
"OPENING SOON": In-N-Out has revealed the three locations that will open first in Colorado.
Some Colorado law enforcement agencies and legal analysts say the mandate likely would not be enforceable by local law enforcement at this time.
A 50-year-old convicted felon from Aurora was sentenced to nearly seven more years in prison last week for hiding a cache of firearms while released on parole.
Aurora police are looking for a missing teenager with autism.
Search and rescue teams are looking for a teenager who disappeared after his canoe capsized in Clear Creek Reservoir State Wildlife Area.
Avalanche forecasters recently raised warning flags following a pair of skier-triggered snowslides that prove conditions already exist that threaten the safety of anyone playing on Colorado mountain slopes.
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The Colorado Department of Transportation, 29 local law enforcement agencies and the Colorado State Patrol are preparing to launch a two week campaign on seat belt use.
