Nonprofit that supports LGBTQ+ youth making changes after a break-in
YouthSeen, a nonprofit that provides mental health and healing services for queer and trans people of color, reported that its office in Denver was broken into.
We Don't Waste dedicated to reducing food waste in Colorado
We Don't Waste operates mobile markets across the Denver metro area, providing fresh food to people from all backgrounds. CEO Kyle Endres said demand has surged dramatically in the past year.
Denver neighbors say crashes along dangerous curve getting worse
A little over a week after three people were killed in a single-vehicle crash near East 56th Avenue and Potomac Street, neighbors say the stretch of road remains one of the most dangerous in Montbello.
Denver Public Schools swears in new board members, delays officer elections
DPS officially has a new school board, but not a new board president or vice president, despite attempts to vote. But for some community members, the concern wasn't the swearing-in; it was the plan to elect new officers.
Denver Health showcases a mobile food unit inspection, defends pouring bleach
Denver Health inspectors took CBS Colorado through a food truck inspection this week to show how they enforce safety rules after video of bleach being poured on a street vendor's food sparked backlash.
Mayor: "Over my dead body" will he let Denver Summit FC be built elsewhere
Mayor Mike Johnston says he's going to do everything he can to keep the Denver Summit FC stadium in the city.
Denver Public Library opens new Lena Archuleta branch in Westwood
Named after Denver's first Latina principal, the new branch aims to reflect the Westwood community and expand opportunities for local families. Library officials say the new branch is more kid-friendly, too.
Denver author helping immigrant chefs make a home in Colorado
Food is often described as a universal language, a way people connect when words fall short. For many immigrant chefs in Denver, that language is helping them rebuild their lives and reclaim their stories.
DPS Foundation launches emergency fund to provide food insecurity relief
Denver Public Schools Foundation has launched an emergency fund to help students and families facing growing food insecurity.
How the sports performance team at Mullen High School adds to successful season
For the first time in 10 years, the Mullen Mustangs are going to the playoffs as league champions. Players and coaches say their success goes beyond talent and game strategy; it's about preparation, recovery, and mental health.
Denver businesses brace for impact after voters uphold flavored tobacco ban
After voters overwhelmingly approved Referendum 310 -- upholding Denver's ban on the sale of flavored tobacco and vaping products -- some business owners say the financial hit could be devastating.
Denver nonprofit, food pantry looking for new home after losing contract
A Denver nonprofit that has fed families for 15 years says its contract to operate out of the Globeville Recreation Center wasn't renewed, giving it two months to find a new location.
Denver council meets about Flock announcement: "Decisions being made without collaboration"
Members of the Denver City Council met to discuss the mayor's decision to move forward with the Flock camera system.
Nonprofits brace for growing food insecurity as SNAP cuts loom
Nonprofits across Colorado are bracing for what's to come as food insecurity reaches one of its highest levels this century.
Broadway Halloween Parade secures major sponsor, expands route
Organizers of the popular Broadway Halloween Parade say it's been difficult to find funding in recent years, but this time they secured a major sponsor that will help sustain the beloved community event for the next decade.