Collective giving part of Black communities' DNA, says BRIC Fund leader
Since 2020, the BRIC Fund has distributed more than $3 million in grants to Black-led and serving organizations across the Denver metro area.
American Indian Academy proposes innovation status to stay open in DPS
Indigenous families say the school's unique programs are helping their children thrive.
Free Universal Preschool registration launches Tuesday
Parents enrolling rising 4-year-olds are preparing to use the state's universal preschool application portal for the first time.
Dr. MLK Jr. Marade expected to draw tens of thousands in Denver
The event has grown to be one of the largest MLK Jr. Day celebrations in the country. Tune in to CBS News Colorado to see coverage on Monday morning.
State says you can help expand broadband access
The Colorado governor's Office of Information Technology says millions of dollars could come to the state if residents help identify internet deserts.
Measures being taken to limit economic pain after temporary refinery closure
Suncor announced last week it is temporarily shuttering refining operations in the Denver area, and the move will likely affect your pocketbook.
Colorado sees surge in requests for home heating help
The impact of high energy costs on LEAP beneficiaries has been "staggering."
Suncor refinery closure likely to impact your fuel costs
Suncor is the largest supplier of transportation fuel in Colorado, providing up 40% of the state's supply.
Weld County leads state in surging demand for SNAP food benefits
The Weld County Department of Human Services says its staff has worked overtime, after hours and weekends to meet an unprecedented demand for food assistance recently.
Bring Naloxone to your New Year's party, says safety campaign
"Keep the Party Safe" aims to spread awareness of the risk of death by fentanyl overdose.
New works honor artist murdered in 2021 shooting spree
The words and work of artist Alicia Cardenas continue to inspire.
Jewish historic district proposed for Denver's West Side
Proponents of the special designation fear if more of the original buildings are torn down, a rich history could be erased.
DPD settles lawsuit over allegations of discrimination
The U.S. Attorney's Office Monday announced an agreement with the Denver Police Department, whereby Denver will change its policies and training to provide better language access to residents interacting with police.
Su Teatro revives musical about Auraria history
The Westside Oratorio brings to life the stories of seven generations of Mexican Americans who made the West Denver neighborhood of Auraria their home.
CU Law Professor analyzes elections case before US Supreme Court
CU Law professor discusses the significance of the North Carolina elections case before the high court this week.