Biden uses Antiquities Act to make Camp Hale national monument
"It is permanent. A permanent decision; an action that no future president can overturn," Biden told the crowd. But we have seen the decision can be changed.
10th Mountain Division veterans share history of Camp Hale
Veterans of the 10th mountain Division would return to the area where they helped launch Colorado's booming ski industry and even develop much of the equipment that we all use on the slopes today.
Denver Indian Family Resource Center expands youth services
For years the Denver Indian Family Resource Center has been a compass for Native American families who find themselves navigating difficult times.
Family questions why protection orders were denied before murder
A Loveland family is raising questions about attempts to get a protection order before a suspect killed a woman and her daughter.
State opioid settlement money now being distributed
After decades of fueling the opioid epidemic, drug manufacturers are now starting to pay the price.
Murdered woman's family questions police response to threat
Two months after Lindsay Daum and her 16-year-old daughter Meadow Sinner were murdered, family members say they are struggling to heal.
Denver Police Officer Robert Sandoval honored for service
Robert Sandoval died in 2020 and this year, his name was added to the fallen police memorial, an honor typically reserved for those killed in the line of duty.
Foundation working to help injured first responders
The organization was started as a way to honor fallen Sgt. Dave Baldwin, with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and now helps to support injured law enforcement officers and other first responders.
Adams County parents indicted for murder in fentanyl death of 1-year-old child
Parents in Adams County now face murder charges in their 1-year-old's fentanyl death.
How hot did DPS classrooms get during last week's heat wave?
A September heat wave is being blamed for forcing students out of their classrooms at more than 30 Denver Public Schools.
Friends remember fallen Arvada police officer Dillon Vakoff
Fallen Arvada Police Officer Dillon Vakoff is being remembered by his community and his law enforcement family but also by the brothers and sisters who served alongside him in the military.
Arvada police help clean up homeless camp along Clear Creek
Safety concerns about the Clear Creek area near Gold Strike Park prompted Arvada police to step in, despite the area, which runs along I-76 and Sheridan Boulevard, being outside of their jurisdiction.
"Heat days" scheduled at four schools in Denver with no AC
As temperatures continue to approach record highs this week, time inside the classroom is going to be limited for some Denver Public School students.
Jeffco teachers union suggests housing teachers in closed school buildings
As school districts across the country struggle with teacher shortages, many are finding that the ability to find affordable housing in those communities is playing a role in finding and keeping teachers and school staff.
Advocates work to give families an affordable legal option
The majority of those going in front of those judges do not have a lawyer.