Amputee father participates in his kids' athletics with affordable prosthetic blade
Saturday was the first time Nickolas Bacon has ever been able to play football with his teenage son RyLee.
City of Denver asking for help as migrants keep coming
The City of Denver says in the waning months of 2022, they have seen a lot of migrants coming to Denver, but they also saw a large spike in the number of migrants arriving in the first week of December.
Neighbors less than enthusiastic about new Central 70 park
CDOT buried the interstate to try to reconnect the two sides of the neighborhood divided by the bridge, but people who were there seemed apprehensive about the project.
CU to change transfer process following Deion Sanders' hire
The University of Colorado is reviewing its rules in the transfer credit system as student-athletes look to join the institution following Sanders' hire.
Overland High School offering advance placement African American course
Overland is one of 60 high schools across the nation selected to implement this advanced placement course developed by the College Board with input from teachers all over the U.S.
Mass shooting survivors meet in Colorado Springs to discuss financial donations
A group of mass shooting victims and family members from around the nation gathered Sunday in Colorado Springs to discuss solutions in the midst of recent tragedy.
Atrevida Beer Company reopens doors for 1st time since night of Club Q shooting
For the first time since the shooting at Club Q, Atrevida Beer Company opened its doors Friday. Its owner, Richard Fierro, was at the venue when the shooting happened and tackled the suspect.
Married couple recalls terror, helping victims in aftermath of Club Q shooting
A married Colorado couple recalls helping victims in the shooting at Club Q that claimed the lives of five and injured over two dozen.
9th suspect in custody following light rail assault in Lakewood
A ninth teen is in custody following an incident where a man was brutally assaulted while on the train in Lakewood.
Snow Busters program look to help community by shoveling Aurora
Jason Schneider loves to help his community the best way he can. So, he enrolled into the Snow Busters program which volunteers in sweeping driveways and sidewalks when snow storms hit.
Struggle of Love Foundation calling for outreach after spike in youth violence
The foundation hopes to end youth violence in Colorado, as they point out the key reasons for the recent spike.
Nonprofit to install air quality monitors throughout Aurora
Their first mission was trying to find out how clean or dirty Aurora's air is, but the data didn't exist. Now they'll install air quality monitors due to concerns about how close residents are to oil and gas extraction operations.
Wind and snow make for treacherous drive through mountains
One person who didn't let the weather ruin his fun was 12-year-old fisherman Andrew Maksimov. He came up to Silverthorne from Arvada with his dad and caught six fish out of the Blue River while his dad waited in the warmth of their hotel room.
Documentary at Denver Film Fest challenges Boulder's inclusive reputation
A documentary at this year's Denver Film Festival is challenging the City of Boulder's inclusive reputation.
Marshall Fire Center offers information, services, healing
The fire was less than a year ago, and while some people are rebuilding, it hasn't been a fast or easy process for anyone. The ribbon cutting at the Marshall Fire Recovery Center in Louisville Saturday is just one more step toward normalcy for the victims of the fire.