Racial disparities found in how BVSD disciplines for bullying
An investigation by CBS Colorado has found that minority students in Boulder Valley School District are almost three times more likely to be disciplined for bullying than White students.
How Boulder police is changing how officers respond to traffic stops
Earlier this year, Boulder police launched a new Blue Envelope Program aimed at improving interactions between police and community members.
College in Colorado: what's behind the price tag?
In what's part of a national trend, the cost of attending many of Colorado's major public universities is on the rise.
How tariffs could impact your morning coffee
Coloradans are starting to feel the effects of some of President Trump's economic policies in different products including eggs, flowers and coffee.
More than 100 remain in ICE custody after unlicensed nightclub raid
Officers from Immigration and Customs Enforcement are in the middle of processing people who were detained in a raid at what federal officials call an unlicensed nightclub in Colorado Springs over the weekend. More than 100 people are in ICE custody.
Relative: U.S. citizens taken into ICE custody in DEA raid in Colorado Springs
Family members and friends came to the scene in Colorado Springs to try to account for friends and family after the DEA, alongside various other federal and local law enforcement agencies, raided an "underground nightclub" over the weekend.
Complexes pass Denver inspections with 90% of units never seen
Right now, every rental property in Denver has to get inspected (yes, every single one), but not all of them are. On top of that, the inspections that pass only look at a fraction of the units.
Colorado artist affected by tariffs, costs pricing out customers
A small business in Colorado is closing its doors for good as some Chinese companies are pulling out of American markets due to tariffs.
Veteran's article restored after initial removal under new DEI policies
After first sharing her story with CBS News Colorado last month and then national news outlets, an article documenting the career of Nicole Malachowski, the first female U.S. Air Force Thunderbird pilot, is back online.
CU students get inside look at medical robotics, technology of the future
The future of medical technology is being manufactured right in Colorado, and university students are getting a possible look into their own futures.
Tick season arrives: Expert tips on prevention, safety
As the weather heats up and folks head out to trails, doctors and vets in Boulder County are keeping a close eye on the insect.
Colorado's wheelchair basketball team trains the next wave of athletes
The Denver Rolling Nuggets, Colorado's National Wheelchair Basketball Association team, are training the next wave of athletes. Having lost sponsorship and participation after the pandemic, the team is rebuilding while also bringing the community together.
Double heart transplant recipient spreading awareness about organ donation
April is Donate Life Month, and while Colorado has one of the highest rates of organ donors in the country, with 62% of people registered, nearly 2,000 Coloradans are still on the waiting list for a transplant.
CU Boulder kicks off 77th annual Conference on World Affairs
The University of Colorado Boulder kicked off its 77th annual Conference on World Affairs this week. The three-day event is expected to draw thousands of people on and off campus.
Woman says she wants justice for her brothers after double fatal shooting
While authorities continue to investigate a double fatal shooting outside a shopping mall in Fort Collins over the weekend, a woman says it was her two brothers who died.