Grad of historically Black college conflicted about Sanders move to CU
Social media has been abuzz with reaction to Deion Sanders' decision to leave Jackson State, a historically Black university.
Colorado charter schools outperforming district-run schools after pandemic
Study finds Colorado charter schools did better than district-run schools at moving students academically after the pandemic.
Tribal leaders to rally for American Indian Academy
A rally in support of American Indian Academy of Denver will take place on Tuesday November 29th, the anniversary of the Sand Creek massacre.
Recovery in reach for anyone says Lift the Label campaign
The Lift the Label campaign aims to remove the stigma that prevents those with addiction from seeking effective treatment.
'I had taken a bullet to my leg:' Club Q shooting survivor speaks out
"I took myself to the hospital and that's when I found out I had a gunshot wound," said Jerecho Loveall, who was shot at Club Q. "Through and through."
Colorado lynching victim Preston Porter Jr. remembered after 122 years
The Colorado Lynching Memorial Project documents the history of racial terror lynching to create a new legacy of justice.
Parents fight to grow American Indian Academy
American Indian Academy parents say Indigenous students in DPS deserve a new and different path forward.
Veteran Vera Shoemaker reflects on service as U.S. Army nurse
Serving in Army field hospitals in the Korean and Vietnam wars, Vera Shoemaker saw the cost of war up close.
A Colorado soldier's WWII story brings closure and new friendships
It took more than 75 years for a Colorado family to learn what happened to a beloved uncle and brother during World War II.
Denver Public Schools superintendent revises school closure plan
The DPS Superintendent will ask school board next week to prioritize closing five schools instead of ten.
Divided state school board adopts new social studies standards
Legislation passed in 2019 requires civics lessons to include the contributions of all of Colorado's ethnic groups and of people who identify as LGBTQ.
CO saw 33% increase in abortions, demand driven by out-of-state patients
A study by the Society of Family Planning found that Colorado saw a 33% increase in abortions - landing behind North Carolina and Kansas for the largest percent increases in abortions.
How mill levy overrrides and school bond measures work
For voters wondering about the distinction between key measures, CBS News Colorado offers a brief explainer.
Coloradans anticipate landmark ruling on affirmative action
Coloradans are weighing in as the U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments on two key affirmative action cases.
Unlocking college aid: making the FAFSA less daunting
College attendance rates have been down in Colorado and across the country, but one organization is successfully bucking those odds. The Denver Scholarship Foundation this year awarded the most scholarships ever - sending more than 1900 Denver Public School graduates to college.