Customers say goodbye to one of Denver's first LGBTQ+ establishments
Triangle Bar's owners say they're closing due to ongoing safety concerns with homeless encampments surrounding their business.
Servicios Sigue & Latino Education Coalition host DPS School Board Forum
The Latino Education Coalition and Servicios Sigue hosted a forum featuring DPS School Board Candidates to give parents, community leaders and students an opportunity to discuss important topics.
New CHAC building in Santa Fe Arts District gifted by kind stranger
The CHAC gallery is excited to be back in the Santa Fe Arts District after a couple of years of not being in the area. They opened up the big day with a special Dia de Los Muertos exhibition.
MSU Denver earns prestigious certification for support of Latino students
Metropolitan State University of Denver is now the first university in Colorado and one of 14 institutions across the nation to earn the "Seal of Excelencia" certification, awarded by the Excelencia in Education research organization.
Community rallies around residents of mobile home park facing evictions
Several families at the Wikiup Manufactured Home Community are facing evictions due to allegedly not following common guidelines.
Jumbo Sports Bar and Grill gets liquor license reinstated
The bar had its liquor license suspended over allegations it was serving to minors, but a judge found there was no evidence and ordered the license be reinstated. But three months without it has led to financial hardship for owner Tanesha Howard.
Folsom Field makes changes to student section amid concerns of fraud
The stadium is expected to be packed on Saturday since the game is sold out, but things will look different for students attending the game.
High Plains District library reaches settlement with former Erie Librarian
Brooky Parks says she lost her job at the High Plains Library District after she was told to cancel several workshops, she ran for LGBTQ+ teens and youth of color.
DPS board OKs lawsuit against social media companies
Earlier this year, the surgeon general issued the first-ever public health advisory on the negative effects of social media on young people.
Students learn about traffic stops, violations from Denver officers
The program is in its second year and officials say it has been very effective in helping students out on the road.
Colorado woman sells breast milk online, doesn't get paid in full
A mother in Aurora says she lost hundreds of dollars when she tried to sell breast milk to another mother in need. She says that other mother took off without paying.
DIA, DPD work together to limit car and catalytic converter thefts
With the start of fall just one week away, the holiday travel season is just around the corner. Ahead of the busy season, Denver International Airport is stepping up its game to make sure cars in lots remain safe while people travel.
6 Latinas help lead Denver's diverse city council
To kick off Latinx Heritage Month, CBS Colorado is highlighting the six Latina women on Denver City Council.
More than 10 families of Wikiup mobile home park face evictions
More than 10 families living in the Wikiup mobile home park are being evicted. According to a spokesperson for the community, owned by RHP Properties, residents are not following the rules.
Boulder & Denver see big impact from home football games
From Boulder to Denver, the streets were packed this weekend, and tourism experts say this weekend is just a small taste of what many can expect this season.