Woman in Green Valley Ranch has bad roofing contractor experience
Experts say hail season in Colorado is also unfortunately scam season.
Experts warn of roofing scammers taking advantage of Coloradans after storms
Colorado is second in the nation for hail insurance claims. However, when looking for repairs on your home and roof, it is essential to be extra careful, as scammers can be right around the corner looking to make false promises for a quick buck.
$975 million DPS bond proposal could be on November ballot, if approved
Earlier this week, the Denver Public Schools Community Planning Advisory Committee revealed a proposed $975 million bond and mill levy package that could impact Denver voters in November.
Montbello teens to host their final "March for Peace" run/walk this weekend
The March for Peace features a 5k run and walk, a memorial garden remembering loved ones lost to violence, free meals, a carnival and a pop-up shop for new vendors to promote their businesses.
70% of patients at Tepeyac clinic are uninsured
The clinic is not the only health center dealing with this issue. Within the past year, 500,000 people in Colorado were disenrolled from Medicaid due to no longer meeting eligibility criteria.
Program to help 800 migrants down a path to work and live in Denver
The Denver Asylum Seekers Program aims to help hundreds of migrants join the area's workforce legally.
Bilingual clinic at Children's Hospital Colorado aims to boost accessibility
Children's Hospital Colorado's Clínica de Cirugía Pediátrica -- or Pediatric Surgery Clinic -- is the first of its kind in the Rocky Mountain region. In Colorado, more than 22% of people identify as Hispanic or Latinx.
Northfield students stand in solidarity amid tensions in Middle East
Students from the Arab American Heritage Club and Jewish Student Alliance at Northfield High School are learning to show respect and appreciation for one another.
Student demonstrators meet with DU administrators, demands unmet
The group met with DU's Chancellor, Jeremy Haefner and other school administrators Sunday afternoon to discuss students' demands for complete divestment from Israel.
Residents line up for "Dress for Success" event
From blazers to shoes, women of all shapes and sizes enjoyed a free shopping spree. Some were even able to get a makeover.
DPD will not pull over drivers for low-level traffic violations in policy shift
There's a new approach to how the city of Denver will handle low-level traffic violations.
Denver celebrates the opening of 49 new affordable condos in Five Points
This week Denver city officials celebrated the opening of 49 new affordable condos in the Five Points neighborhood.
Tenants of a VOA property in Colorado fear future rent increase
Tenants of the Casa De Rosal Senior Apartment Homes fear a future rent increase.
Denver asks street vendors to comply with licensing requirements
A video that's amassed hundreds of thousands of views on social media shows an unlicensed hot dog vendor getting arrested by Denver police. It's sparked a fierce debate about how the city should handle these food and merchandise sellers.
Environmental justice advocates push for clean air in communities of color
Many communities of color are advocating for cleaner air, water, and land in their communities. Their push for environmental justice could soon see significant progress. According to research released earlier this year in the Environmental Science and Technology journal, Denver's communities of color breathe dirtier air than white residents.