Virtual Camps Make Summer Sparkle For Kids With Special Needs
This year the coronavirus pandemic made it unsafe for kids with serious illnesses and their families to attend special camps in person.
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This year the coronavirus pandemic made it unsafe for kids with serious illnesses and their families to attend special camps in person.
Since late March, more than $4 billion in unemployment claims have been paid in Colorado. Almost 665,000 people have filed for unemployment.
Thursday is the final day for Denver and Aurora residents to vote on the final name change for the Stapleton neighborhood.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and Consumer Reports have teamed up to offer their first-ever list of recommended used vehicles for teens. Read more at cnet.com.
A 20-year-old man will spend nearly 30 years in prison for his role in a home invasion in Greeley.
Colorado State University says it will pause football team activities after eight known positive tests for COVID-19.
Colorado is located between two weather systems today.
Denver Public Schools will start the year with online learning only and that phase will continue at least through mid-October due to the coronavirus pandemic.
As pharmaceutical companies race to find a vaccine for COVID-19, a Colorado company is putting in place the infrastructure needed to deliver the vaccine to millions of people.
As school districts across Colorado navigate a return to in-person classes amid COVID-19, a parent in the Boulder Valley School District says the lack of bus transportation available to students is discriminatory.
The Adams 12 Five Star Schools Board of Education discussed the district's plan for the upcoming fall semester amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The superintendent for the Cherry Creek School District updated parents on a proposed plan for the upcoming school year.
Two more sports have the green light to resume practices and competition, Colorado's high school governing sports body announced Wednesday. Softball and boy's tennis can now join boy's golf in resuming practices.
Thursday, the Colorado Village Collective and other partners are planning to announce a sanctioned homeless camp – a small one.
Denver School Board's Tay Anderson claims he was knocked to the ground during a protest outside a homeless camp cleanup on Wednesday.
