DPD hosts round table discussion with SROs ahead of school year
The Denver Police Department hosted a roundtable with School Resource Officers to discuss the return of SROs in schools in the new year.
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The Denver Police Department hosted a roundtable with School Resource Officers to discuss the return of SROs in schools in the new year.
Executive director of admissions, Heather Daniels, tells CBS News Colorado that she hopes that "ramily" continues to grow, especially with new incentives.
United Airlines is pledging more than $1 million to support aviation and STEM projects for students in Colorado and across the country.
A murder suspect has been arrested in the death of a Pagosa Springs man who went missing in October 2021.
Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office is advising the community to be aware of phone scams after a person contacted Capt. Chris Gulli and attempted to pose as him.
Animal Service agents helped rescue an iguana from a tree at Cherry Creek State Park on Wednesday.
The Denver Public Library Used Book Sale has returned after three years.
Dancing with the Denver Stars raises money for education programming at Cleo Parker Robinson Dance which is a mission that came full circle for one of the "Denver Stars."
First responders use Teddy Bears to ease anxiety among children and dementia patients.
By the end of July, Denver's park rangers had given out nearly three times as many dog off leash tickets as all of 2022.
Police in Commerce City are searching for the customer involved in a shooting at Santiago's restaurant near Highway 85 and 72nd that happened Thursday just after 4 p.m.
The Environmental Protection Agency announced a $300,030 settlement with Suncor Energy USA Inc., Commerce City Refinery on Friday to resolve alleged violations of toxic chemical-related regulations.
Vail Resorts has reached a settlement for natural resources damages caused by snowmaking system water release into Mill Creek and Gore Creek through the town of Vail in September 2021.
Temperature-wise in September, October and November most of Colorado is outlooked to be slight warmer than normal for the 90-days.
If you've driven I-70 recently you might have been caught on one of the traffic holds along Floyd Hill as CDOT gets things moving in their $700 million, 5-year project.
