Family of student stabbing victim says attacking student used racial slurs
A family in the Montbello neighborhood is processing the unthinkable after their 12-year-old son was stabbed repeatedly by another student.
Chronic absenteeism situation in Colorado schools improving
A new Colorado Department of Education analysis says one in four students across the state missed roughly 10% of the 2022-2023 school year, otherwise known as chronic absenteeism.
Denver changes length of stay policy for shelters amid migrant surge
Beginning Wednesday, any new adult migrant arriving in Denver will only be given shelter for 14 days, instead of 21. Migrant families with children, however, will have 37 days; seven more than previously allotted.
Local federal government employee speaks on potential impacts from shutdown
The effects of a government shutdown have the potential to reach a wide range of Coloradans. But for those with government jobs, the impact could mean as much as not getting a paycheck for a while.
Following discovery of Suzanne Morphew's remains, another family seeks closure
While one Colorado family is a step closer to closure in their loved one's disappearance, the family of another Saguache County missing person is still left searching.
More funding allocated towards homelessness programs in Denver
Denver City Council is moving forward with nearly $30 million allocated towards funding homelessness initiatives and housing.
House explosion victim speaks after losing her dog and home
It's been more than a month, but Melissa Banks still cannot shake the memory of seeing her home crumble to pieces.
Man owns one of the largest known collections of lucha libre masks
Most days, it's relatively calm inside the Legacy Events Center, where you will find owner Juan Carlos Reyes prepping each table setting for an upcoming Quinceanera event.
Iraqi refugee family mourns loss of young man killed in carjacking
An Iraqi refugee family is mourning the loss of one of their own, less than a year after resettling in the United States.
Recent random acts of violence in Denver raises safety concerns
Recent random and reckless acts of violence in the streets of downtown Denver are raising some concern for residents.
Family finally honors WWII relative, POW decades since his death
Among a collection of letters, photos, fliers, and accolades, is the memory of a man who continues to shape the life of one Adams County military family: the memory of Sgt. Paul Palumbo.
Denver sees new uptick in migrants coming to the city
Since the end of June, the city of Denver has received 800 migrant guests on 21 separate buses originating from Texas.
Residents frustrated by some micro community proposed sites
Two southeast Denver properties remain at the center of controversy among residents, as city leaders consider creating micro communities at those sites.
Adams County works toward ending homelessness
With the city of Denver pushing forward on plans to house 1,000 people experiencing homelessness by the end of the year, neighbors in Adams County are also trying to make headway with recent funding to support their fight to end homelessness in their communities.
Family of Boulder shooting victim reacts as court moves closer to trial
More than two years since a devastating mass shooting at a Boulder King Soopers claimed 10 people's lives, the families of the victims are feeling one step closer to justice after a Tuesday court ruling.