Early College of Arvada charter school will close at the end of school year
Even though many families were passionate about what the Early College of Arvada offered, without enough students enrolled, the school could not keep its doors open.
Aurora to vote on purchasing property as navigation campus to help homeless
Aurora City Council is set to discuss and vote on the purchase of the Crowne Plaza Hotel on E. 40th Avenue on Monday. The property would be a regional navigation campus to serve those experiencing homelessness. The proposed purchase comes as an option instead of building a new center.
Despite temps, organizers content with attendance at this year's stock show
Auctioneers from all over the country compete in the annual Mile High Auctioneer Championship every year. Essentially, it's a fundraiser for the Colorado Auctioneers Foundation.
Clara Brown Commons opens to provide affordable housing units
Alicia Biggs with Mile High Ministries says the organization has been working on making this a reality for decades.
Many migrant families struggling to adapt to life in the U.S.
McMeen in the Middle is CBS News Colorado's exclusive series on how one Denver school is responding to the continuous enrollment of migrant students. Reporter Jasmine Arenas followed one of those families to their home where they discussed their struggles after arriving in the United States.
MLK Marade will continue despite frigid temps, but with changes
The chairman of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Colorado Holiday Commission says it is crucial to still celebrate and honor MLK Day, but safely. With that, the commission made some changes, offered several tips for attendees and urged some people not to come.
Health care centers in Colorado are overwhelmed by new patients
Health care centers in Denver are being overwhelmed by new patients, forcing facilities to make tough decisions.
Foundation helps migrants get approved for work permits
Over the past few months, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston has made it clear by saying that people need to be able to get employment.
Applications now available for Denver's Temporary Rent and Utility Assistance Program
If you are struggling with rent you can now submit an application for the city's $29.1 million Temporary Rent and Utility Assistance program.
Judge rules lawsuit over fentanyl overdoses can continue against Snapchat
A California judge has ruled that a lawsuit over fentanyl overdoses and the app Snapchat can now move forward.
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston walks through migrant camp prior to closure
For nearly three months the encampment located near Speer Boulevard and Zuni Street has been a saving grace for some individuals and families.
Embassy Suites holds move-in day for unhoused families with children
According to Denver Mayor Mike Johnston's office, the city of Denver has now closed eight encampments and housed more than 850 people.
Denver reassures migrant families will not be discharged from shelters
Over the past few weeks, migrant families at a couple of Denver shelters have expressed they've been asked by staff members to leave the shelter by the end of the month or Jan. 1.
Woman starts online donation fund to help migrants in desperate need
Over the last year, Denver has received more migrants per capita than any other large city in the U.S. that doesn't flank the southern border. The city has served more than 32,000 migrants since January.
School district responds after second racial video from students hits social media
The Rocky Mountain NAACP chapter and parents are demanding more action from the Cherry Creek School District.