United Airlines flight attendants in Colorado vote to strike
Flight attendants with United Airlines announced the results of a strike vote at Denver International Airport on Wednesday morning.
Commerce City sees 5 or 6 homicides each year. It had 4 this weekend.
Police in Commerce City are reassuring residents that there's no threat to the public after three deadly shootings. It was an unusually violent weekend in the city -- maybe the deadliest in recent history.
Douglas County sports community works to preserve fairgrounds
The head of Raptors Baseball in Castle Rock said the organization has had to turn away 100 kids from playing baseball this season. If the proposed Douglas County expansion plan goes through, it would leave them with only one lit baseball field.
First-of-its-kind MSU Denver graduation honors eligible former students
CBS News Colorado Anchor and Reporter Kennedy Cook stopped by a first-of-its-kind MSU Denver graduation event Saturday morning that honored hundreds of eligible former students with associate degrees.
Albino wallaby featured at new Denver Zoo exhibit
The Denver Zoo welcomes a new exhibition to show off some of the most popular animals from Australia.
Over 1,000 Columbine community members volunteer for day of service
The Columbine community gathered for a vigil on Friday night and on Saturday, the 25-year mark of the shooting, over 1,000 students, parents, teachers and other community members volunteered around Denver and Jefferson County.
South High School's solar-powered bike to make maiden journey
A group of student engineers from Denver South High School are seeing the fruits of their labor as a years-long project comes to life. They're getting ready to take their modified and solar-powered bike on its maiden journey.
CBS Colorado producer and her siblings reunited with their mom after 9 years
In 2015, the Quiroz family left Venezuela for a better life in the U.S. -- that is, everyone but mom Nora, who didn't have a visa at the time. For years, every time she did the process, it was denied. After almost a decade, they're together again.
CU Anschutz medical students raise money with basketball for sick children
They've traded in their scrubs for basketball jerseys and now, the games are raising money for Children's Hospital of Colorado.
Gov. Polis, state lawmakers announce plan to boost workforce in Colorado
At the state Capitol on Thursday, Gov. Polis and some lawmakers announced that nine bills have been introduced to help expand and grow Colorado's thriving workforce.
Blind bowling league shows you don't need eyesight to be a pro
CBS News Colorado reporter Kennedy Cook was at Crown Lanes Bowling Center & Sports Bar in Denver where members of the Colorado Blind Bowling Association showed you don't need eyesight to be a pro.
Colorado Black Caucus shares vision for racial equity study
The study seeks to identify solutions for persistent disparities by race on everything from homeownership, to education and health care.
Colorado residents shaken when homes were hit by gunfire
Peace and quiet is what residents here in Edgewater say attracted them most to the community. However, after an unexpected evening of gunfire and attempted break-ins, a community known for its serenity was left in shock.
Colorado viewers were excited to watch the annular eclipse
It was a rare celestial sight over the weekend as people gathered all across Colorado for the first visible eclipse in Colorado in six years.
FAFSA delay leaves some Colorado students feeling "anxious, stressful"
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid traditionally opened on Oct. 1. However, due to modifications made in the FAFSA application process, the opening date has been postponed and is now scheduled for sometime in December.