Multicultural Mosaic Foundation hosts vigil for earthquake victims
On Saturday, the community said it was imperative to come out and show support. Among those in attendance were those who lost loved ones in Turkey and Syria.
Cherry Creek School District to raise teachers' salaries
New teachers in Cherry Creek Schools will soon be among the highest paid in the Front Range, it's all due to a new salary schedule approved this week that goes into effect next school year.
Weld County library allegedly in violation of anti-discrimination laws
A Weld County library is allegedly in violation of anti-discrimination laws after firing a librarian, who had various groups addressing racism and homophobia.
Killing of 12-year-old could be complicated legal case
CBS News Colorado legal analyst says the case could hinge on the actions of the car owner, his interactions with the accused thieves, who shot first and other small details before and during the shooting.
New bill could make EpiPens more affordable for Coloradans
The House Health and Insurance Committee unanimously passed the legislation to cap the cost of the devices on Friday.
Some residents at Cedar Run Apartments still unable to get belongings
For nearly two months former residents and current residents of the Cedar Run Apartments on S. Oneida Street, have struggled after a fire led to asbestos contamination that ran people out of their homes.
Nonprofit searches for people traveling to Europe to send back donations to Ukraine
A nonprofit organization is asking travelers to Europe for help by taking luggage full of medical supplies and coats for the people most in need in Ukraine.
Family reacts to sentencing of third suspect in arson that killed family of 5
17-year-old Dillon Siebert was sentenced to 10 years of imprisonment on Wednesday in Denver court for his role in the deaths of family members in a house fire back in August 2020.
Protestors seek justice for 19-year-old allegedly killed by stepfather
The stepfather was initially facing murder charges but the district attorney dropped the charges and closed the case, saying investigators believed he was acting in defense of himself and others when he fired his weapon.
How Denver's minimum wage boost could affect businesses & employees
This year, Denver's minimum wage is up to $17.29, compared to $15.87 in 2022.
Family and friends celebrate memory of Mya Pena on anniversary of her death
Family and Friends of Mya Pena continue to celebrate her memories by showing acts of kindness and helping the community on the anniversary of her death.
Nonprofit assisting incoming migrants find jobs in Denver
A nonprofit organization is helping migrants find jobs for those who are stuck or plan to stay in Denver as the influx continues.
Family mourns loss of 16-year-old, wants suspect to come forward
A mother in Westminster is planning a funeral for her 16-year-old daughter after she was shot and killed in Denver, while suspect remains at large.
Aloft Hotel announces closure, causing residents to find new home
With the Aloft Hotel announcing its closure, the Salvation Army has stepped in to help residents being forced out find a new home.
Denver set to decide on amendment for worker wage theft protection
A big decision on Monday could impact the pockets of thousands of workers in Denver.