Attorneys scramble to help migrants detained outside Denver immigration court
Immigration advocates learned a family was detained by immigration agents after the family attended their scheduled immigration hearing in Denver.
Victim of contractor fraud hopes for policy changes that protect consumers
Another Colorado homeowner is sharing her story about her experience with a home renovation after seeing a contractor investigation from CBS News Colorado.
Family says contractor failed to finish construction project, filed for bankruptcy
One Colorado family's hopes turned into a nightmare after they said a construction company disappeared mid-project, then filed for bankruptcy.
Survivor kidnapped by rideshare driver pushes for legislation in the state
A ride back home on St. Patrick's Day 2019 was a moment that would forever change a Colorado woman's life.
AmeriCorps funding cuts threaten mental health program that serves students
Federal funding cuts to AmeriCorps are threatening a program that works to provide mental health support and other support to students at certain Colorado schools.
Colorado homeowner reflects on tornado damage after returning from vacation
One Elbert County, Colorado, family was on vacation when the devastating storms hit on Sunday afternoon.
Colorado Christian camp sues over new rules on gender identity accommodations
Colorado Christian Camp IdRaHaJe has filed a lawsuit following new requirements for camps to offer beds, bathroom spaces consistent with a person's gender identity.
Longstanding Wheat Ridge butcher shop receives support amid plans to close
A butcher shop in the Denver metro area that's more than 80 years old sliced its last cut of meat this week.
Mechanic says increasing enforcement won't stop street racing
Some police departments in Colorado are hoping to slam the breaks on street racing.
More than 100 National Renewable Energy Lab employees laid off in Golden
The federal government has laid off 114 employees at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's Golden lab, as well as remote employees, an agency spokesperson confirmed.
Some Colorado migrant families question incentive to self-deport
The Department of Homeland Security claims that self deportation is the best, safest, and most cost-effective option as opposed to the ongoing detention of immigrants at facilities like those in Colorado until they are removed from the U.S.
Uber claims proposed bill in Colorado could result in departure from state
Ride-share company Uber is threatening to withdraw service from the state if a ride-share bill passes at the Colorado State Capitol.
Aurora AmeriCorps NCCC members react following cuts to national program
A program that paved the way for young people to do service work across many disciplines lost funding earlier this month.
Woman remembers husband, daughter after deadly motorcycle crash in Thornton
A deadly motorcycle crash in Thornton changed one Colorado woman's life forever. Devin Lopeman Cirbo lost her husband in the crash and struggles with knowing she will take her daughter off life support in the coming days.
Family missing loved one killed in road rage incident, urges calm
One Colorado family is mourning a young man killed in a road rage incident and hoping his story will encourage other drivers to remain calm.