Douglas County School Board approves putting mill levy override and bond on November ballot
The Douglas County School Board voted to put a $60 million mill levy override and $450 million bond on the ballot in November.
Colorado STEM teachers recognized, awarded stipend
Eighty-four educators have been named for the 2022-2023 school year, including three from Colorado.
Colorado health leaders brings monkeypox vaccine to gay clubs
Many people in Colorado are working to reduce stigma associated with monkeypox and the gay community, one of the groups that's being hit the hardest.
4 Denver mayors discuss city's past and present
In a rare joint appearance, Mayor Michael Hancock was joined by several former mayors including Sen. John Hickenlooper to discuss how their service led to the Denver we know today.
Black entrepreneurs pitch business ideas for cash prizes
August is Black Business Awareness Month and these Black entrepreneurs are competing for the title of best ideas.
RTD free fare begins Monday
RTD is offering free rides during the month of August
As Coloradans spend millions for chance to win billion, some proceeds help great outdoor projects
More than $1.8 million worth of lottery tickets were purchased in Colorado on Thursday. Wednesday, sales were more than $3 million.
Local groups hope to ease pocketbook pain with shopping for school supplies
Local organizations are seeking donations to help kids get ready to return to class.
Colorado woman loses job after sharing salary on TikTok
State lawmakers have taken steps to help close the gender pay gap, but a Denver woman says she was penalized for her actions with the same intentions.
Community demands accountability for Denver LoDo shooting
Residents gathered outside the state capitol Thursday to protest Denver police officer actions, while demanding answers and accountability.
New Lincoln Park grocery store expands community resources
Osage Café and Mercado held a grand opening Tuesday to launch their expanded space that includes a grocery store. Residents in Denver's Lincoln Park neighborhood will now have a place to get groceries and prepared food within walking distance.
Pilot project tries to starve toxic algae
Blue green algae is not uncommon in Colorado. However, exposure can make you sick. It can even be deadly to dogs.
Rising HVAC repair costs blowing up Coloradan's budgets
Triple digit temps have us running inside to beat the heat, but many people don't acknowledge their A/C until it stops working. Now is a terrible time for your system to break down.
Lakewood Police Department welcomes boy overcoming health obstacles to the force
Members of the Lakewood Police Department responded to an usual call Wednesday morning. Officers lined up outside their headquarters to celebrate a young child and welcome him to the force.
Student loan payments expected to resume in September
Student loan payments have been paused for over two years. Payments are set to resume on September 1. The deadline has been pushed back before, but there's no word on whether President Biden will extend it again.