Expert advice on budgeting, stretching tax refund, paying down debt
In the month of January, many of us are looking at our finances for the rest of the year. And with tax season upon us, it's important to know how to best use your refund.
Colorado hat maker explains vital role in hit show "Yellowstone"
With its undeniable drama and star-studded cast, Paramount Network's "Yellowstone" is one of the hottest TV series of the moment, giving viewers a depiction of ranch life.
Maurice Wade inspiring future generations of Black cowboys and cowgirls
For months, Wade been preparing for the Bill Pickett Martin Luther King Jr. Rodeo, as part of the National Western Stock Show
Amid massive shortage, Colorado hematologist urges blood donations
At a brand-new office inside the Colorado Blood Institute, staff members are providing life-saving services. But as of recently, donations have been scarce.
History Colorado hitting the road to explore Green Book sites with new grant
History Colorado plans to hit the road to explore Green Book sites, all thanks to a new grant of nearly $75,000. It was awarded by the National Park Service as part of a recent round of Underrepresented Community Grants.
'Dry January:' What are the benefits?
After the holidays, you might be considering cutting back on alcohol, or participating in what's called "Dry January." Dr. Jody Ryan, chief medical officer for WellPower says the benefits are beyond health.
How to talk to your kids about cyberbullying
The latest study from Pew Research found nearly half of all U.S. teens say they've been bullied or harassed online. We spoke to to Dr. Patricia Westmoreland, a psychiatrist from the HealthONE Behavioral Health and Wellness Center.
Denver restaurant serves up Thai 'flu shot soup' remedy
The homegrown herbs and spices, Noy Farrell says, are the perfect concoction to help boost your immune system and cure those winter blues.
Aurora unveils plan it hopes will curb New Year's Eve violence
The City of Aurora says it plans to crack down on several things, including celebratory gunfire.
New details emerge for updated fees for trash pickup next year
Denver residents will see changes in the way their trash is picked up, along with new fees at the top of next year.
Southwest Airlines apologizes to stranded passengers
Southwest Airlines says it could take days to rebook tens of thousands of stranded passengers, and nowhere has the airline's meltdown impacted more people than at Denver International Airport.
Airport continues to cause chaos for Colorado families this holiday season
Delays at Denver International Airport continue to cause chaos for families this holiday season.
DSST teachers introduce program to help improve reading skills
With so many kids falling behind, DSST Public Schools - formerly known as the Denver School of Science and Technology - has a new effort to get them back on track.
Community invited to honor life of Jessica Ridgeway with special menorah lighting
On the first night of Chanukah, Chabad of NW Metro Denver will kindle the first candle of the menorah at a public menorah lighting ceremony at the Orchard Town Center in Westminster on Sunday, Dec. 18.
Northglenn High School teacher incorporates "Survivor" into curriculum
Northglenn High School teacher, Joe Croteau, integrates the hit show "Survivor" into his teaching curriculum and has been doing it for the past two decades.