City of Denver places dozens living on the street into temporary housing
In one move, the City of Denver this week placed dozens of people living on the street into temporary housing.
Nonprofit partners with apartment association to help find jobs and housing
Entryway trains and mentors people to fill open positions on site for a fair wage and the apartment owners provide discounted housing for the first year.
Legacy of former CU Buff Sal Aunese in the spotlight of new documentary
If you've been a CU football fan through it all, then you know this story. Aunese was the team's quarterback in the 1980s. He was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive stomach cancer. He was given 6 months to live.
Recommendation to ease pot restrictions could have big impact in CO
Colorado advocates support a federal recommendation to reschedule marijuana into a category of less dangerous drugs
Parking enforcment company agrees to refund hundreds who issued violations in error
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has reached a settlement with Parking Revenue Recovery Services claiming evidence showed the company unlawfully collected thousands of dollars in fees.
Money from cyberattack settlement set to help expand cybersecurity workforce
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is awarding $500,000 to help grow a cybersecurity program at MSU Denver with money from a multi-state settlement with Equifax, over a nationwide data breach in 2017.
Hundreds of families uncertain of future after recommendation of 2 new school closures in Jeffco
Jefferson County is considering closing Arvada K-8 and Coal Creek K-8 after this school year.
Families push for state to protect access to autism services for children
Colorado families who rely on a critical autism therapy for their children say concern is growing about access as providers continue to close their doors and leave the state.
"A system that was built to be universal is not" preschool director says
For thousands of Colorado families, the promise of "preschool for all" was a welcome one.
Homeowners in Castle Rock dealing with rash of break-ins
Homeowners in Castle Rock are dealing with a rash of break-ins. The thieves are armed and -- similar to cases in south Denver -- the suspects appear to be teens.
Lakewood growth cap set to expire as state law takes effect
Colorado cities are no longer allowed to put a cap on growth and those that already have policies in place now must consider whether to enforce them.
While Colorado auto theft numbers remain high, law enforcement talks recovery
According to data from the Colorado Auto Theft Prevention Authority, in the first quarter of 2023, roughly 82% of stolen vehicles have been found.
Limited funding means full time Universal Preschool not available to all families
Limited funding means full time Universal Pre-K not available to all families who qualified initially
How a state law benefits bees and beekeepers
This year Colorado lawmakers approved a bill designed to help protect the state's bee population.
State leaders react to news that U.S. Space Command staying in Colorado
President Joe Biden announced Monday that Colorado Springs will be the permanent location of the U.S. Space Command Headquarters.