'Entire inventory' stolen from Colorado girl with down syndrome
In 2019, Keaunna Figgers launched her Colorado clothing line C-21 Project.
Consumer price index climbs to 40-year-high
In fact, according to the Federal Labor Department, it's the highest it's been in 40 years.
Rally in Denver held to bring awareness to skyrocketing rent increases
The rising cost of housing has been a major problem for many people, particularly skyrocketing rent prices.
During record heat, heed the need for hydration
Even in 95 degree weather folks were running, riding and walking their dogs around Washington Park -- which can be dangerous for man and beast.
Housing market taking a turn in Denver metro area
A lack of available homes led to soaring prices, bidding wars and houses being purchased immediately after listing.
Service offering sober rides struggles with impaired drivers
A deadly crash suspected to have been caused by drunk driving is sparking new safety concerns about driving under the influence to and from Red Rocks.
'Greater need, less supply': food banks face challenges
At the Emergency Family Assistance Association (EFAA) food pantry in Boulder, they are helping more people than ever before put food on the table free of charge.
Colorado family has waited 1 year to reunite with Rosie, the dog
Rosie, the dog, got stranded in Afghanistan, when her family got stuck in Colorado Springs.
Illegal fireworks calls dominating 911 call centers
Special phone lines set up for illegal fireworks calls so that 911 call centers can focus on emergencies.
Traveling this holiday weekend? Get ready for some company
It's a 3-day holiday weekend so you already know people are going to be traveling.
'Let's Help Them': Douglas County Creates Outreach For Unhoused
Douglas County Sheriff Tony Spurlock has seen more people experiencing homelessness in his county than ever before.
Colorado groups absorb hate at LGBTQ+ events for protection
Parasol Patrol is a group of volunteers that tries to separate event attendees from protesters.
'We should have been having a parade instead of a memorial service': John Hurley's mother files lawsuit against Arvada Police
Kathleen Boleyn says the officer that killed her son should have reached out before shooting him. If so, he would be with her today.
Volunteers Donate Time To Protect Drivers From Catalytic Converter Theft
Catalytic converter thefts are huge problem in Colorado. Workers in Golden volunteered their time Saturday to make sure cars are protected from catalytic converter theft.
Legacy Of Redlining Led To Today's Black And Latino Families Being Pushed Out Of Denver
While Denver has progressed to become a more equality-driven city, it wasn't always like this. Not long ago, many Black families couldn't buy homes because of redlining.