'Made With Code': Google And Disney Help Girls Learn Computer Science
With less than 1 percent of high school girls planning for a future in computer science, Google launched the initiative "Made With Code."
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With less than 1 percent of high school girls planning for a future in computer science, Google launched the initiative "Made With Code."
A cold front will be pushing through Colorado overnight Wednesday into Thursday.
The Salvation Army in Fort Collins says a bell ringer stole a red kettle and $400 at the end of a shift outside a Colorado grocery store.
A Salvation Army volunteer bell ringer stole a Red Kettle and the $400 in it. Now King Soopers is donating that money to the nonprofit to replace what was stolen.
Two of the Denver Zoo's newest residents are settling in after exploring their new home. Asian elephants Chuck and Jake join the zoo's current elephant residents, Groucho, Bodhi and Billy.
After a delay, the 16th SpaceX cargo re-supply mission blasted off Wednesday morning with an experiment by Lakewood High School students.
A World War II veteran in California has only one wish for his 96th birthday: Duane Sherman wants to receive birthday cards from all over the country.
Time is running out to register for Medicare. The deadline for Medicare Annual Enrollment is Midnight on Friday.
Generous donors gave $35.1 million dollars to 2,500 nonprofits in just 24 hours on Tuesday. It was all part of Colorado Gives Day.
When a 14-year-old Wisconsin boy who was being bullied about his hygiene kept failing to show up for class, staffers at his middle school decided it was time to step in.
Skaters from the cast of Disney On Ice got on the ice Wednesday morning at the Skyline Skating Rink, ahead of their opening show with a group young skaters.
Thousands are expected to honor the life and legacy of former President George H.W. Bush at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday.
The Broadway tour of Irving Berlin's White Christmas sashays across the stage for opening night at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts on Wednesday.
A witness tells authorities that an accidental fatal shooting by a Fort Carson soldier was a joke that turned deadly.
A video of a black high school student punching a white student known for wearing Nazi garb has gone viral four months after the incident.
