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.
988 crisis line expanding access to mental health supports
Rocky Mountain Crisis Partners which manages the 988 call response program in Colorado wants to expand its mission to support anyone experiencing mental health distress.
Brighton 27J students, alums seek school funding measure
Rocky Mountain Partnership is engaging students and alums of school district 27J to educate the community about the impact of school funding, to mobilize them to take action this November.
'Send me': Coloradans helping with Ian disaster recovery
Coloradans witnessing the historic damage in Florida from Hurricane Ian are stepping up to help.
New show recreates key moments in Chicano movement
The multi-media production "What We Lived Here: The Movimiento Years" challenges audiences to see history from new perspectives.
Food author raves about Den-Mex cuisine
Coloradans have plenty to be proud of with delicious interpretations of Mexican dishes, made special by all the creative entrepreneurs here.
Dreams fulfilled at Tonantzin Casa de Cafe
Mi Casa's Business Pathways program supports entrepreneurs through all stages of business development.
Director of National Museum of American Latino speaks in Colorado
Jorge Zamanillo, Director of the National Museum of the American Latino, visited CBS Colorado Mornings.
Community writes its own history for Museum of Memory
The Museum of Memory initiative by History Colorado is empowering communities across the state to write their own part of Colorado's history.
Longtime collaborators reunite to champion Chicano murals
The Greenway Foundation backed the creation of the original "Urban Dope" mural in 1977 and now is championing its restoration.
Iconic Chicano mural to be restored, history preserved
Chicano Murals of Colorado is in the midst of restoring and protecting murals across the state with recognition from National Trust for Historic Preservation
Indian boarding school trauma recalled by elder
History Colorado is launching a study on the history of Indian boarding schools
Colorado students' test scores dip, state says catch up needed post pandemic
Significant catch-up work remains for Colorado students to perform at grade level after the pandemic.
BRIC Fund empowers Black led organizations such as QueenShipp
Since 2020, the Black Resilience in Colorado or BRIC Fund of the Denver Foundation has granted more than $2 million to Black-led and Black-serving organizations.