Family of teen killed in crash has warning: think twice before getting in car
A Denver family is grieving the loss of a 16-year-old girl, after a car packed with teens rolled over on Eastbound I-70 near I-76, just after midnight Saturday.
Denver's Jewish community "torn apart" by war in Israel
Violence in Israel does not feel 7,000 miles away for Denver's Jewish community. Saturday at Temple Emanuel was supposed to be a joyous celebration, but attacks in Israel took the lives of more Jews than any day since the Holocaust.
Denver artist previously stuck in Israel makes it to safety in Italy
Denver artist Topher Straus, who shared his story with CBS News Colorado of being stuck in Israel after the deadly attack over the weekend, has arrived safely in Italy and said he'll return to Israel when he can.
Denver artist stuck in Israel as war breaks out
The artist had taken a spontaneous trip to Tel Aviv to work on a painting for an upcoming convention. But, within hours of his landing, the attacks began.
Venezuelan migrants share details of journey to Denver with young children
Denver continues to manage a large number of arrivals of migrants who came into this country from the southern border.
Colorado Marine corporal ready to move into new home after 4 tours of duty
U.S. Marine Cpl. Ryan Garza is ready to move into his new home in Douglas County after four tours of duty in Afghanistan thanks to the nonprofit Helping a Hero, Lennar Homes and Bass Pro Shops.
Community reacts to shooting of 15-year-old at Southlands mall
Investigators say it was a pre-planned meeting between those involved.
Mother Cabrini Shrine celebrates day commemorating patron saint of immigrants
As Colorado continues to see an influx of migrants, the state celebrates a new figure in place of Christopher Columbus.
Food banks ready for anything as government shutdown is averted
As Congress passes legislation to avoid a government shutdown, organizations that rely on federal aid are breathing a temporary sigh of relief. But they still have to wonder what will happen in 45 days.
Rising costs may force Denver food pantry to close
Bryan Decker, and his wife Marilyn, founded North Denver Cares Food Pantry in 2003, along with other families from their church.
Douglas County Water Board to move forward despite concerns
Every day, 24 people move to Douglas County. That growth is a big reason why two out of three county commissioners want to create a long-term water plan. Their idea to form a Douglas County Water Commission is moving forward, despite the third county commissioners' opposition.
Caraveo introduces more legislation to address long passport wait times
A Colorado U.S. congresswoman is addressing long passport application wait times.
Museum for Black Girls to open on 16th Street Mall
Elevating the stories, achievements, and experiences of Black girls and women. It's what Denver's newest museum is all about. And if you take a look inside, you may just learn something new.
"Right Step" offers riding, ground lessons for those with disabilities
For 15 years, "The Right Step" has helped provide children and adults, who have a disability, with a social outlet, grounding and a sense of independence.
Douglas County voters to weigh school district mill levy and bond
In less than two months, voters in Douglas County will decide whether to approve a mill levy and bond to benefit the school district.