Compass Academy helping students transition to middle school
We know the transition from elementary to middle school can be hard or scary for some kids. That's why one charter school in Denver is hoping a three-day camp will make the move easier.
Woman reported missing from "spiritual" camp in San Miguel County
The woman was last seen Wednesday morning. She was part of a spiritual group that encouraged solo "quests." Participants were discouraged from bringing electronics and food, according to the San Miguel County Sheriff's Office.
Nonprofit helps create longevity, income for migrants in Denver
A nonprofit is helping create longevity and income for migrants in Denver.
Eviction notice at apartment complex forces families to find new housing
The apartment complex, located at 1568 Nome Street is facing condemnation due to a history of poor conditions and longstanding code violations, according to the city.
Tenants of condemned apartments have less than a week to find housing
A building located in north Aurora has been condemned by the city in a municipal action that coincided with the first day of school for many young Colorado residents.
City of Aurora to close apartment complex, claiming long history of code violations
The City of Aurora plans to close an apartment complex with a long history of code violations, leaving dozens of low-income families soon without a home.
With kids in mind, Coloradan with heart condition takes genetic tests
Fourth generation Coloradan Nate Drinkwine didn't find out that he had the heart condition hypertrophic cardiomyopathy until his mid-20s.
Clocktower Cabaret reeling after raw city sewage flooded the venue
Owners of the Clocktower Cabaret in Denver say a 16th Street Mall construction mishap sent raw sewage into their building and now they're out thousands of dollars from lost shows.
Denver voters will decide if noncitizens can apply for fire and police jobs
The proposed amendment to the Charter of the City and County of Denver to remove the requirement has been a conversation both city leaders and agencies have engaged in since last year.
Brush fire in southeast of Byers 100% contained, multiple homes affected
A brush fire that was burning southeast of Byers had prompted evacuations in a three-mile area near County Road 193 and County Road 34.
Residents at complex deal with air conditioning issues during heat wave
Issues at a Denver apartment complex are troubling tenants as a heat wave exacerbates concerns about elevator and air conditioning services at The Lincoln at Speer Blvd.
Denver changes where rideshare drivers can pick up passengers in LoDo
Starting Friday, July 12, rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft drivers will not be able to pick up passengers between 10 p.m. and 3 a.m. near the boundaries of 18th and 21st Streets, including Blake and Larimer Streets.
Su Teatro purchases new Denver building to create cultural space
A year after paying their mortgage off, Su Teatro Denver's 52-year-old theater is now expanding its cultural footprint with the purchase of a new building right across the street from the theater on Santa Fe Drive.
Squeegee workers could be cited at Denver intersections or highways
Denver Police have stopped by a number of intersections and highways to hand out fliers letting the workers know that what they're doing is illegal - more specifically walking through intersections and asking for money.
Mental health clinic helps patients regardless with pro bono program
The family-owned clinic offers a plethora of treatments to help people struggling with their mental health. The clinic also prides itself on being able to work with patients, regardless of their insurance plan.