Adams County Meals on Wheels to continue with more funding
Adams County leaders approved funding to keep a Meals on Wheels hub operating until May, months after the program was slated to close.
City Council moves forward with threshold on sweeps amid freezing temps
As winter weather continues to ramp up across the Denver metro area, city leaders are looking at ways to keep unhoused residents from facing the frigid temperatures.
Adams County family, police plead for public's help in solving cold case
An Adams County family is pleading for the public to help them find answers, a decade since an 18-month-old boy and his grandmother were stabbed to death in their own home.
Family mourns loss of dogs, home in burglary turned house fire
An Adams County family is feeling heartbroken this week following an attempted burglary that ended in a fire, killing their two dogs.
Mayor Mike Johnston reflects on House1000
With three days left till the start of 2024, Mayor Mike Johnston is speaking out about his administration's achievements and the work still left to be done on the path to housing 1000 unsheltered residents.
Judge orders Starbucks to rehire, give back pay to fired union leader
Alendra 'Len' Harris says she feels validated by the ruling, which she says backs up similar allegations from other Starbucks workers who have unionized to get better pay and working conditions. Starbucks said it intends to appeal.
Family raises awareness, funds for cure to children's rare disease
Since the moment their daughter Naomi was born, the Lockard family has been on a mission to change the outcome of their children's lives.
Denver revamps homelessness dashboard
The City of Denver is changing the way it measures the amount of people moving out of homelessness and into shelter.
Teachers express frustration with pay, respect and safety in new report
A new report by the Colorado Education Association shows nearly 60% of teachers surveyed across the state are considering leaving the profession.
Father sacrifices his life to save daughter in auto-ped crash
A Denver family is mourning the loss of a father who sacrificed his own life to save his daughter.
Israeli family that escaped Hamas attack celebrates Hanukkah in Denver
On the sixth night of Hanukkah in the Denver metro area, one Israeli family is reminiscing on more than just the holiday; how far they have come since their lives drastically changed on Oct. 7.
Amidst fear and concern, small crowd celebrates first night of Hanukkah
Two months since the attack in Israel that initiated the start of the war abroad, Jewish residents back in the Denver area felt a different kind of weight while they celebrated the first night of Hanukkah.
Denver families "adopt," raise housing funds for migrants
With the holidays approaching and more migrant families entering the city of Denver, some Colorado families are giving back in a big way to those who need it the most.
"Straight pride" flag lawsuit against DPS could succeed in court
A lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court by one Denver Public Schools father alleging his two children have been denied their First Amendment rights to have a "straight pride" flag in school may stand a chance in court, a civil rights attorney who's not involved in the case says.
Parent sues DPS for his children's right to have "straight pride flags" displayed
A Denver Public School parent is suing the district, claiming the district's policy allowing pride flags to be displayed discriminates against students who are heterosexual and cis-gendered.