Protest at MSU gets heated as students walk out to support Palestinians
Students were met by counter-demonstrators who showed up to support Jewish students on campus.
Muslim women teach each other how to be strong and safe
Because of their practice of veiling and the war in Gaza, Muslim women have become easy targets for hate, which is why on Sunday Saddyna and her sisters in faith learned basic self-defense to go along with their newfound strength, in case they are attacked by someone and need to escape.
Coloradans call for lawmakers to support cease-fire in Israel and Gaza
The crowd of hundreds gathered in downtown Denver to say Palestinians are people too and to call for a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas.
Cats need homes after being rescued from cat collector situation in Aurora
The homeowner was able to rehome some of the cats, but Aurora Animal Services had to take in more than 30 of them who were ill.
Cherry Creek students concerned with bullying following the war in Israel
Cherry Creek Schools says Superintendent Christopher Smith met with principals Wednesday and reminded them of the district's commitment to inclusion for all and asked them to be on the lookout for students being bullied and take appropriate action.
Colorado Palestinians call for peace and dignity
Palestinians in Colorado want leaders to listen to his people's pleas for help and cries for peace.
Colorado hasn't licensed funeral practitioners in years. Some want change.
Lawmakers and industry professionals are calling for more regulation of the funeral industry because right now Colorado has none.
Denver focuses on food and shelter for incoming migrants
More buses that are filled with migrants from the U.S. border have arrived in Denver.
DIA experiencing growing pains
Wednesday morning Denver International Airport CEO Phil Washington updated the public about how things are going at the airport.
Group wants more protections for wild cats
Cats Aren't Trophies wants to make sure they are protected from profiteers, but sportsmen point out that hunting wild cats is already heavily regulated in Colorado.
Residents left scrambling after Regis Motel loses license
During a warrant search investigators found drugs and guns in one room.
Settlement reached between the estate of Johnny Hurley and the officer that killed him
Thursday morning attorneys with Rathod Mohamedbhai announced the two sides had reached a settlement for $2.7 million.
Mother needs help finding person who killed her son
Last month Omar Williams and his friend Kejuan Mays were killed after a night out in Denver then dumped in an alley in Aurora.
Only karting track in Denver metro area set to close
Action Karting on the Bandimere Speedway property in Morrison will be closing when Bandimere Speedway does after more than 20 years.
Safety still a concern for LoDo businesses after shooting
Someone fired into a crowd in front of Dierks Bentley's Whiskey Row Saturday night. Five people were shot.