MSU Denver working to address nursing shortage
As hospitals work to navigate a nationwide shortage of nurses and other health care professionals, universities that are trying to fill those gaps are seeing their own challenges.
Denver Public Schools releases list of schools it plans to close
The recommended list of schools and the process of closing and consolidating schools will be presented to the Board of Education on Thursday, Nov. 3. The Board of Education will then vote on the recommendation on Thursday, Nov. 17. In a statement, DPS said the move would help them focus on each student.
Kia owner has vehicle stolen twice, uses tracker to find it herself
As Kia and Hyundai now top the list of stolen vehicles in Colorado, some owners are falling victim more than once.
First responders ask drivers to slow down, move over when passing
The hope is by making Oct. 19 "mover over awareness day," more people will be aware of the law that may soon be expanding.
New deputy gets badge from officer who saved her as a baby
Earning a badge and meeting the man who saved her life, are two things Natalie Young wanted for as long as she could remember. In one day, she got both.
Denver police seeing success from outreach program
The Denver Police Department has seen a lot of success with the introduction of its STAR program, sending mental health specialists to certain 911 calls.
New COVID vaccine dose targets Omicron
Health official are now working to get the information out across Colorado.
Oil & Gas Assn. reacts to Biden Thompson Divide proposal
President Joe Biden is proposing a 20-year withdrawal of the area, putting a pause on any new mining claims or issuing of any new oil and gas leases.
Biden uses Antiquities Act to make Camp Hale national monument
"It is permanent. A permanent decision; an action that no future president can overturn," Biden told the crowd. But we have seen the decision can be changed.
10th Mountain Division veterans share history of Camp Hale
Veterans of the 10th mountain Division would return to the area where they helped launch Colorado's booming ski industry and even develop much of the equipment that we all use on the slopes today.
Denver Indian Family Resource Center expands youth services
For years the Denver Indian Family Resource Center has been a compass for Native American families who find themselves navigating difficult times.
Family questions why protection orders were denied before murder
A Loveland family is raising questions about attempts to get a protection order before a suspect killed a woman and her daughter.
State opioid settlement money now being distributed
After decades of fueling the opioid epidemic, drug manufacturers are now starting to pay the price.
Murdered woman's family questions police response to threat
Two months after Lindsay Daum and her 16-year-old daughter Meadow Sinner were murdered, family members say they are struggling to heal.
Denver Police Officer Robert Sandoval honored for service
Robert Sandoval died in 2020 and this year, his name was added to the fallen police memorial, an honor typically reserved for those killed in the line of duty.