Mariachi Estelares de Colorado performs at Viva Southwest Mariachi Festival
The all-star group of high school musicians from across Colorado auditioned to be in an ensemble led by MSU Denver Professor Lorenzo Trujillo.
Latinos in Colorado integrated schools decades before the rest of the country
"It is my belief that this particular case is the first desegregation case, particularly for Hispanos in the country," said retired Judge Martin Gonzales.
Ex-Circle-K worker says she was fired for defending self during robbery
Now she's suing the company, alleging mistreatment of employees.
New therapy dog a big hit for Castle Rock students
Mesa Middle School In Castle Rock starts the school year with a new big dog on campus--Rocket, a one-year-old husky who is the student resource officer's new police therapy dog.
Aurora Mobile Response Team begins 2nd year of operations
The Aurora Mobile Response Team, which provides an alternative response in handling behavioral health crises, is beginning its second year.
Truck driving students left without training or licenses after school closes without warning
More than 20 students were locked out of the training center one day in August. They have receipts showing they paid thousands of dollars for the course, but now they have no way to get training or take the CDL test.
Study: Raising babies near pollution increases long-term health risks
Air pollution is affecting different groups of people differently, with poor people and ethnic/racial minorities bearing the brunt.
Alleged drunk driver smashes into Centennial home at 95 mph
Just before 10 p.m. Thursday, an alleged drunk driver lost control of his car while driving down Crestline Avenue in Centennial. That car ended up in a living room.
'Towing bill of rights' helps woman get money back
Bryant thinks if she hadn't researched the new law, she may not have gotten her money back, and she says other Colorado drivers should do the same.
Judge rejects Colfax Avenue shooting plea deal after outcry from victim's family
Family and friends of a 32-year-old woman say they showed up in a Denver courtroom Friday to fight for her.
Aurora shelter full, can't take any more surrendered dogs
A surge in owners surrendering pets has forced Aurora Animal Shelter to no longer accept new surrenders.
Coloradans remember loved ones on first National Fentanyl Awareness Day
Families gathered to honor loved ones and spread awareness on Colorado Fentanyl Awareness Day
Colorado's Latino and Black communities disproportionately affected by the monkeypox outbreak
Disparities are emerging in the data from the Colorado Department of Health and Environment revealing Colorado's Latino and Black communities have been disproportionately affected by the monkeypox outbreak.
CU Boulder Police offer advice to incoming students
The CU Boulder Police Department has some advice about safety for incoming students.
Castle Rock's appetite for support benefits families of teens involved in crash
The Dads of Castle Rock say this breakfast held at Castle View High School was the least they could do for their neighbors.