Officials say they can't stop planned ICE detention center in Hudson
Hudson town leaders say they do not have the legal authority to stop a planned federal immigration detention center from opening.
Officials confirm active tuberculosis case at ICE facility, DHS says no active cases
Local and federal officials are giving conflicting accounts about tuberculosis at the GEO Group's Aurora ICE Processing Center.
Some Southern Colorado families return home after fire evacuation
Many families in Southern Colorado got to go home after being evacuated by the Aspen Acres Fire.
Colorado reports 90 cases of cyclospora this year
As health officials investigate a growing multistate cyclospora outbreak, Colorado public health leaders say there is no evidence of an increased risk from produce sold in Colorado.
DPS board president says superintendent did not intend to trigger contract clause
Earlier this week, CBS Colorado reported on community concerns after a letter was sent by Superintendent Alex Marrero to the school board on June 8. On Tuesday, Board President Xóchitl Gaytán announced a virtual special meeting has now been scheduled.
Certain fireworks legal in Aurora after city temporarily lifts restrictions
The city normally operates under Stage 1 fire restrictions, but temporarily lifts them from June 15 through July 4 to allow the sale and use of fireworks that comply with city ordinance and Colorado law.
Colorado Venezuelans organize relief drive after earthquakes
Back-to-back earthquakes in Venezuela left hundreds dead and thousands injured, and one Colorado business is turning their heartbreak into action.
Aurora program breaks down barriers to one of the most expensive youth sports
Hockey Without Boundaries has teamed up with Aurora Parks, Recreation, and Open Space through the We Are Aurora Youth program to introduce kids and teens to ball hockey at no cost.
Colorado customers question Xcel Energy's proposed rate increase
Some Colorado customers are pushing back against a proposed Xcel Energy rate increase, arguing they are already paying high bills without receiving reliable service.
Scammers targeting families with arrested loved ones, Denver Sheriff says
Denver Sheriff Department is warning the public about a scam targeting families of people who have just been arrested.
Colorado activates response plan after flesh-eating screwworm detected in U.S.
Colorado agriculture officials are taking new precautions after several cases of New World screwworm, a flesh-eating parasite that attacks living animals, were confirmed in the U.S.
Bow Mar's gate plan sparks safety, public access dispute with Denver, Littleton
A proposal to add gates at entrances to the Town of Bow Mar is drawing pushback from Denver and Littleton over public access.
Sports nonprofit expands one year after facing possible closure
A year after Athletics & Beyond faced possible closure because of financial struggles, the nonprofit is now preparing for a major expansion. Last year, CBS Colorado reported the organization needed to raise $100,000 to offset funding losses.
Immigrant rights groups demand changes to how vulnerable people are released from ICE detainment
Immigrant advocacy groups in Colorado are demanding changes to release procedures at the Aurora ICE Processing Center after an elderly man with dementia was reported missing for hours following his release from detention.
Girl given more than 30 vials of antivenom after getting bitten by snake
A 2-year-old girl was bitten twice by a rattlesnake near Bennett and airlifted to Children's Hospital Colorado.