The World Is About To Learn About The Pride Of Wheat Ridge High School
A new documentary called "My All American" tells the story of the inspirational life of the late, great Freddie Steinmark, the pride of Wheat Ridge High School.
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CU Professor Says Obama Has Chance Make Supreme Court Shift
President Obama's reelection was significant not only for the Oval Office, but also because the president could be nominating at least one justice to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Winning A Debate Could Can Come Down To A Single Exchange
Both President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney prepared for Wednesday's debate for months with coaches and mock sparring partners. In some past debates, winning came down to a single exchange -- one zinger or one blunder.
Stoned Driving Epidemic Puts Wrinkle In Pot Debate
Voters in Colorado and Washington state will decide this fall whether to legalize the drug for recreational use, bringing a new urgency to the issue.
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Teachers speak out about DPS disciplinary changes
For years Denver Public Schools has been working to disrupt the school-to-prison pipeline changing how they students are disciplined, changes some teachers say have unintended consequences.
Mekialaya White Inducted as University of Northern Colorado Honored Alumni
CBS News Colorado's own Mekialaya White was honored by her alma mater for her career achievements.
Fort Collins police launch outreach program to assist unhoused residents
With a growing rate of unhoused individuals in Fort Collins, Fort Collins police have launched a new team within its agency to try and establish a better relationship with those experiencing homelessness.
Community group taking air quality studies into its own hands
A community-based non-profit is raising concerns about what's in the air where people live and work in Commerce City. This month, they shared the results for the first time.
Lakewood police officer and suspect injured in shooting
The shooting occurred around 3:40 p.m. Monday near South Owens Street and West Alameda Avenue. Lakewood police say both suspects were minors.
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Teachers speak out about DPS disciplinary changes
For years Denver Public Schools has been working to disrupt the school-to-prison pipeline changing how they students are disciplined, changes some teachers say have unintended consequences.
Mekialaya White Inducted as University of Northern Colorado Honored Alumni
CBS News Colorado's own Mekialaya White was honored by her alma mater for her career achievements.
Fort Collins police launch outreach program to assist unhoused residents
With a growing rate of unhoused individuals in Fort Collins, Fort Collins police have launched a new team within its agency to try and establish a better relationship with those experiencing homelessness.
Community group taking air quality studies into its own hands
A community-based non-profit is raising concerns about what's in the air where people live and work in Commerce City. This month, they shared the results for the first time.
Lakewood police officer and suspect injured in shooting
The shooting occurred around 3:40 p.m. Monday near South Owens Street and West Alameda Avenue. Lakewood police say both suspects were minors.
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UNC's Andrew Alirez relishes national title for wrestling
Greeley's Andrew Alirez became the first Northern Colorado wrestler to win a National Title this season
DU gymnast has success transforming her mothers former routine
DU gymnast Jessica Hutchinson's recent flawless performance was more than a floor routine.
Nuggets beat Bucks 129-106 in clash of conference leaders
Nikola Jokic had 31 points and 11 assists, Jamal Murray finished with 26 points and nine assists, and the Denver Nuggets beat the Milwaukee Bucks 129-106 on Saturday night in a late-season showdown of the NBA's conference leaders.
Ohio State shocks UConn women's basketball team in Sweet 16
The loss ends UConn's streak of 14 straight Final Fours since 2008.
Makar, MacKinnon lead Avs to win over Arizona
Cale Makar had a goal and two assists in his return to the lineup, Nathan MacKinnon also had a goal and two assists, and the Avalanche beat the Coyotes 3-1.
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Data: decline in crimes in Denver public high schools reported to police
Despite the recent tragic crimes at East High School, crimes reported to Denver Police are down significantly at the school in comparison to pre-pandemic years.
Leading critic of DPD officers in schools now calls for officers in schools
Denver school board member Tay Anderson, who led the movement to remove Denver police officers from Denver Public Schools in 2020, is now calling for reinstating DPD officers in schools.
East High shooting suspect was on probation for 'ghost gun' incident
CBS News Colorado has learned via multiple law enforcement sources that the suspect in the shooting of two East High School administrators was arrested in 2021 for possession of a so-called "ghost gun" and possessing an extended gun magazine.
Apartment residents raise alarms over rats, roaches, mice and mold
Residents of the Mosaic Apartments say management has not done enough to rid the complex of a myriad of issues.
Colorado prison inmates now ordering from Amazon, Walmart
The Colorado Department of Corrections says it's contributing to a safer prison environment to allow some inmates to be allowed to order items while incarcerated.
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Gwyneth Paltrow lawsuit: When skiers collide, who is at fault?
The case could hinge on who the jury believes was the "downhill" skier, according to legal experts.
3 children, 3 adults killed in shooting at Nashville school; shooter dead
All three children were nine years old and the three adults worked at the school, police said.
Netanyahu fires defense minister, sparking mass protests
Tens of thousands of Israelis poured into the streets in protest after Netanyahu's announcement, blocking Tel Aviv's main artery.
Activists in Hong Kong hold first protest in years under strict new rules
Dozens of people on Sunday participated in Hong Kong's first authorized protest since major COVID-19 restrictions were lifted.
Biden issues emergency declaration for Mississippi after tornado kills dozens
"How anybody survived is unknown by me," said Rodney Porter, who lives 20 miles south of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, which was devastated by the tornado.
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Denver area renters turn to roommates amid steep prices
A 22-year veteran of the real estate industry recounted her firsthand experience as rents continue to climb in Colorado.
State rolls out new SecureSavings program
In Colorado, nearly 940,000 workers do not have access to a retirement savings plan at work. That's more than 40% of our private-sector workforce.
SNAP reduction causing surges at mobile food market
Most SNAP households are seeing at least a $95 reduction. This means hunger-focused nonprofits are seeing the demand for help firsthand.
Smaller tax refund this year? You're not alone
Tax season is upon us, and experts are urging you to be aware of the possibility of a smaller refund. One spoke to CBS News Colorado about how to do the best you can with whatever refund you might get.
SNAP benefits changing for some families in Colorado
Come Wednesday, families will be receiving their SNAP benefits without the additional emergency allotments they've been getting for the last three years. Food Bank of the Rockies says statewide, that's about $53 million to $55 million less per month.
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Pharmacy 'resolves allegations' of unlawfully filling opioid prescriptions
A Lakewood pharmacy and its pharmacist owner, accused by federal investigators of illegally filling prescriptions with "exceptionally high opioid dosages and dangerous drug combinations" for more than six years and contributing to the opioid epidemic, recently avoided criminal prosecution.
Ag Secretary Vilsack comes away impressed with school lunches in Greeley
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, the seventh person in the line of succession to the president and the second longest serving USDA secretary ever, visited Greeley Evans School District 6 this week.
Flesh-eating bacteria could increase with climate change
While the bacteria is common in subtropical regions, there has been an increase of infections from Vibrio vulnificus in more northern locations, like the Delaware Bay.
Banner Health North Colorado Medical Center ICU staff receives lifesaving award
After three years of combating the COVID-19 pandemic on the front lines in northern Colorado, the ICU staff at North Colorado Medical Center in Greeley has been recognized with the American Red Cross's Life Saving Organization Hero of the Year award.
Apartment residents raise alarms over rats, roaches, mice and mold
Residents of the Mosaic Apartments say management has not done enough to rid the complex of a myriad of issues.
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Snow shifts onto the eastern plains on Monday as temperatures stay far below normal
After snow during the morning commute along the Front Range Monday morning, the focus for additional snow in the afternoon will be on Colorado's Eastern Plains.
Avalanche expert: keep an eye on each other
An avalanche expert urges us to all look out for each other in the backcountry.
Sunday sunshine to start the day with snow later tonight
Happy Sunday! Our Colorado day will see increasing clouds with less wind before another little blast of snow moves into the state late in the day.
A cooler weekend with a few bouts of snow
A chilly weekend is underway! After an overnight cold front Saturday will see cooler temperatures with a mix of clouds and sunshine over the Denver metro area.
Winter Park to keep Mary Jane open for late season skiing in May
Thanks to consistent recent snowfall, Winter Park says they'll keep the Mary Jane side of the mountain open for skiing into May and possibly beyond.
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Teachers raise alarms about violent students in DPS
Despite a reduction in crimes reported at Denver schools, teachers are raising concerns about particularly violent or problematic students and the difficulties involved in expelling them.
More relatives of Boulder King Soopers shooting victims sue Sturm Ruger
More relatives of people shot to death at the Boulder King Soopers in 2021 are suing gun-maker Sturm, Ruger & Co.
Fort Collins police launch outreach program to assist unhoused residents
With a growing rate of unhoused individuals in Fort Collins, Fort Collins police have launched a new team within its agency to try and establish a better relationship with those experiencing homelessness.
Colorado mountain town asking for help documenting history on museum's anniversary
Frisco's Historical Park and Museum used to be a schoolhouse.
Community group taking air quality studies into its own hands
A community-based non-profit is raising concerns about what's in the air where people live and work in Commerce City. This month, they shared the results for the first time.