McGraw Hill, MLK holiday commission celebrate new scholarship opportunity
Colorado students will soon be eligible for a new scholarship tailored to historically Black colleges and universities.
Aurora needs more volunteers to shovel snow for neighbors who can't
Clearing sidewalks of heavy snow can be physically demanding and costly if you hire someone to help. The city of Aurora is looking for volunteers to lend a hand, and help struggling homeowners after storms.
Meth contamination discovered inside Englewood Civic Center restrooms
The City of Englewood has temporarily closed the library, north Civic Center lobby and second-floor restrooms due to meth contamination.
Aurora Library ends late fee charges to increase readership
The decision to go fine-free follows the practice implemented by the library system at the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic to waive fees.
Federal judge sides with school leader after alleged censorship
A federal judge ruled in favor of a Denver school leader who says the district was trying to silence him.
Animal shelters prepare for returned 'pet presents'
Maxfund has dozens of dogs in their shelter. They're preparing for its usual gifted surrenders as January approaches.
Family of locksmith allegedly killed by truck driver demands justice
A Texas man accused of running over a Denver father with his semi truck and leaving the scene has been arrested.
Food bank could reduce grocery boxes from weekly to monthly due to inflation
A food bank serving the Denver Metro area says it may have to reduce services due to rising prices and increased demand.
Friends and family remember shooting spree victim one year later
Friends and family gathered to remember the victim of a 2021 shooting spree that stretched from Denver to Lakewood, leaving five dead. Sarah Steck was killed while working at the Hyatt House in BelMar.
Kwanzaa Kicks Off at Cleo Parker Robinson Dance
December is usually focused on holidays like Christmas and Hanukkah. Kwanzaa is celebrated by millions around the world.
Denver children meet Black Santa
Kids in Denver are seeing a version of Santa their parents never knew. "We're capable of anything. That's why we came to see Black Santa," one mother said.
Aurora police continue to search for suspects vandalizing fire hydrants
Aurora police are searching for suspects who vandalized five water hydrants around the city.
APS students propose plan to repurpose closing school
Aurora Public Schools hosted two open houses this week for families interested in submitting proposals on how to repurpose Sable and Paris Elementary Schools. Students are speaking up and they have big ideas.
Aurora police offers CSI training to officers to fill staffing gap
The Aurora Police Department is getting internal help to fill the gaps of its staffing shorting.
Aurora Public Schools nominates interim superintendent after Rico Munn exits
The APS school board voted to nominate Mark Seglem as its finalist for interim superintendent.