Nonprofit assisting soldier who lost leg serving in Ukraine's war
Chersak was a construction worker and worked at a fitness club in his native Ukraine. He comes from a small village about 40 miles north of Odesa.
State of Colorado now helping to move migrants as Denver struggles
The city is asking the federal government, private businesses, and area nonprofits for help. The state of Colorado is helping with relocation efforts as 70% of the migrants, according to the state, indicate they would rather be somewhere else.
DIA cuts down bus and shuttle use due to cold
For many at the airport, it was a time to realize that the spirit of the season was one of understanding, especially in the extreme weather.
Doctor explains what frigid weather conditions could do to human body
Temperatures in Denver plummeted more than 50 degrees and some were caught without the proper clothing.
Controversy erupts over videos made by Aurora council member
Aurora Ward II Council Member Steve Sundberg made a series of videos playing various roles of ethnic minorities. The videos, made before Sundberg took office on the council in 2021, were made to promote his business.
New video released shows the difficulty in evacuating during Marshall Fire
Hours of additional body camera video released showed the difficulty of law enforcement in Boulder County in getting people evacuated from last December's Marshall Fire.
Toy Drive Collection Day sets a new record thanks to generosity of Coloradans
Thousands of toys are waiting for Boys & Girls Clubs kids after another successful Together 4 Colorado Toy Drive Collection Day.
Groups figuring out what to do with Colorado's opioid settlement $$
Colorado is getting yet another big settlement for damage done in the opioid crisis.
State looking at more help for former foster care people now among homeless
Statistics show one of three young people in foster care become homeless the day they reach 18 and age out. "When your father comes home every night when your six years old and chokes you and slams you and beats you, it gives you issues," said one we talked to.
Document release shows seriousness of prior case against accused Club Q shooter
When calling law enforcement, Pamela Pullen told law enforcement that Aldrich was making a bomb in the basement and that the bomb Aldrich told her, was, "Powerful enough to blow up a police department and a federal building."
Welcome something else along with Deion Sanders: NIL money
Name, image and likeness -- also known as NIL money -- could be another result of the arrival of Deion Sanders as coach of the CU Buffaloes.
Estes Park will be new host of Frozen Dead Guy Days
In a new partnership, Estes Park and the Stanley Hotel will pair up to continue Frozen Dead Guys, which recently was declared dead in its longtime home in Nederland.
American Indian Academy of Denver supporters rally
On a cold November night, the sounds of Native American singing and chants filled the air outside the American Indian Academy of Denver.
Calculating avalanche risk in changing Colorado
Colorado is entering yet another season of avalanches as another storm is dumping snow in the mountains and along the Front Range.
Hundreds attend vigil for teen who died after jumping into icy lake
A large crowd gathered at Crystal Lake Park in a neighborhood south of Chatfield Reservoir Friday night to remember teenager Dyllan Whittenburg and comfort his family.