Bakery gets support from community after oven explodes
Reunion bakery inside The Source is recovering after a fire and explosion temporarily shut down the Denver business.
Denver Immigrant Legal Services Fund receives more money to help community
At 17 years old, Edna Chavez left Guatemala and began her journey to the U.S. to escape prostitution.
Denver Health EMS program educator helps make learning very realistic
Ten years ago, Christy Allen was asked to find a cost-effective way to make this experience of teaching students realistic, while also saving the school some money.
Food Bank of the Rockies feels increase in demand
At Food Bank of the Rockies, spent the afternoon making boxes and putting pinto beans in bags for families to take. It's non-stop work as chief marketing officer for the organization, Aditi Desai, believes the demand for help keeps growing.
Servicios de La Raza running out of food, supplies as need increases
Empty shelves, empty freezers, and almost empty refrigerators: this is the reality the nonprofit is dealing with.
"Winning Wednesday" aims to give back to community members and homeless
"Winning Wednesday," is a community-based event, held every other week at Life-Line Colorado and hosted by Triggered Futures, a group dedicated to bringing low-income individuals a plethora of resources.
Colorado nonprofit helps migrants get to their final destination
At the southern border, cities expected to see even more migrants are not experiencing that after Title 42 was lifted earlier this week.
Migrant couple recalls tough obstacles faced to get to Denver
Housing in Denver is already difficult, but it's even harder for those looking for shelter, coming from a different country.
Denver's mayor: city running out of resources, needs help with migrant influx
Many migrants CBS News Colorado spoke with this week said they made their way into the U.S. Before the end of Title 42, the pandemic-era policy that allowed border agents to turn away migrants at the border, because they were scared of the new immigration policies.
Expiration of Tile 42 impacts nonprofits seeing more people released from ICE
The end of the pandemic also means the end of the Title 42 immigration policy, which allowed authorities to swiftly expel migrants at the U.S. border.
3.5 miles of downtown lanes to close for upcoming ¡Viva! Streets events
The ¡Viva! Streets Denver is a free community event series that celebrates the city's vibrant neighborhoods and supports local businesses with temporary car-free streets.
Nonprofits prepare for possible surge of migrants, say they need more funds
With the federal COVID-era immigration rule known as Title 42 set to expire on Thursday, May 11, the city has begun to see an increased number of new migrant arrivals from the southern border.
Residents in Westwood remind individuals true meaning of Cinco de Mayo
No, it is not Mexico's Independence Day. Cinco de Mayo is a celebration that highlights the Mexican Army's victory over France in the battle of Puebla, back in 1862.
Residents look to raise money to save mobile home park in Westwood
It's hard enough to afford or rent one home in Denver, let alone an entire mobile home park.
Safehouse Denver urges domestic violence victims to seek help
Family and friends are mourning the loss of 20-year-old, Macy Machetta, who was killed by her ex-boyfriend in broad daylight on April 22.