Afghan refugees join wrestling team at Lakewood high school
The state championship for high school wrestling in Colorado is right around the corner and in Lakewood one team is getting noticed for numerous reasons.
NASA seeks input from high school students through HUNCH program
While its already in its 13th year for Colorado high schoolers, the projects benefit students and NASA. Three and five students, who have been working on projects associated with the Artemis mission will be selected to help.
Bright MINDS is a dyslexia support program helping students
Dyslexia impacts every aspect of life, and early intervention is critical when it comes to saving kids a lifetime of frustration and embarrassment.
Teen to serve 9 months of work release after deadly DUI crash
Now, investigators will look into the role five parents, two fake ID companies, a Boulder liquor store and a limousine bus driver played in the crash.
Winter fatigue impacting Coloradans more this season than previous years
According to Dr. Patricia Westmoreland, the Medical Director of the women's unit at the HealthONE Behavioral Health and Wellness Center, the unusual streak of grey plays a key role in Seasonal Affective Disorder.
Hardware store owner disturbed by rise in recent "blatant" shoplifting crimes
The owner of two different Ace Hardware stores in Jefferson County is baffled by the rise in crime at his businesses.
Elementary students in Golden catch the attention of the EPA
Two Shelton Elementary 5th graders in Golden never expected their desire to learn more would catch the attention of the Environmental Protection Agency.
Complaints continue to pile as some residents face trash pickup troubles
More and more complaints are piling in Douglas and Arapahoe counties as neighbors face issues with trash pickup.
Experts turn to cloud seeding to test weather modification along Front Range
As scientists and water managers work to find solutions for the growing water crisis, a few experts in the Front Range are turning to Cloud Seeding.
COPSWalk fundraiser continues to support families of fallen officers by walking
"When I walked last year, I walked for Dave Baldwin and Sean Renfro, who were officers with our department, that were my friends," Patterson said.
New app inspired hopes to connect neighbors ahead of emergencies
A new app for pet owners, created out of the loss of more than 1,000 pets in the Marshall Fire, is one of the first that will help owners account for pets during disasters and individual emergencies.
City of Denver may receive federal help with ongoing migrant crisis
Denver is one of several cities slated to receive federal funding to assist with the ongoing migrant crisis.
Coloradans will see FAMLI leave deduction on paychecks
It's been two years since voters passed the major overhaul known as Proposition 118. Just long enough that many have forgotten, the benefits don't kick in until 2024 and you have to start paying for it now.
Some Colorado cities want to charge more for plastic bags
Colorado is heading toward a future free of plastic bags and in the meantime, hoping the new 10-cent bag fee is enough to convince shoppers to bring their own bags. Some cities in Colorado believe charging more could make a bigger impact.
Family of season's first avalanche victim urges donations to groups
Brian Bunnell was killed at Berthoud Pass on Dec. 26, while snowboarding with his three sons. Bunnell was not only an experienced backcountry rider, he was an avid mountain biker and a beloved chemistry teacher at Conifer High School.