Community bike ride honors boy killed by distracted driving, calls for change
Nearly two years after a young Colorado boy was killed by a distracted driver, his community is uniting for "Ollie's Ride for Change."
Religious leaders say they're concerned for the safety of their congregants
On Wednesday morning people of many faiths gathered on Pearl Street Mall to show support for the Jewish community and reassure them that they are safe in Boulder.
Aurora converts grass in city parks to drought-friendly type
The City of Aurora is making water conservation a priority when it comes to the type of grass the city plants in its parks.
As measles cases grow, doctors share who does, and doesn't, need boosters
As measles cases in Colorado continue to rise, doctors are sharing how to know if you need a booster or not.
Grant helps nonprofit that gives children of color a chance to enjoy the outdoors
The founder of a nonprofit that changes lives for Colorado kids says the grant money they've received is going to good use.
Fighting MS, Colorado woman runs from Denver to Nebraska
While a lot of people are relaxing on Memorial Day weekend, one Colorado woman is spending her week raising awareness about multiple sclerosis by running further than some people will run in their lives -- from Denver to Nebraska.
Aurora police say crime rates in the city are falling
For the second time in as many years, crime rates in the city of Aurora are falling according to police. It's part of a national trend, according to data from the FBI.
Aurora school districts addressing youth violence with leadership program
Stopping youth violence is an important issue for the City of Aurora, and now, together with the local school districts, they're putting their money where their mouth is.
Lotus School in Colorado embraces "No Place for Hate" initiative
The Lotus School for Excellence in Aurora has embraced the "No Place for Hate" initiative. A self-directed ADL program to help all members of the school community combat bias and bullying.
Aurora's first recreation center to close after 55 years
Aurora's first rec center has served the community for 55 years, but due to significant structural issues, the city has decided to shut it down.
School district offers solution to teacher shortage with new training program
The high cost of a degree and low salaries are contributing to a teacher shortage, but Cherry Creek Schools thinks they have figured out a solution.
MSU Denver students come out on top in stock market roller coaster
Despite the recent roller coaster in the stock market, some MSU Denver students took what they learned in class and turned it into a net positive.
Denver's Catholic community reacts to first American pope
The bells of the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception in downtown Denver sang out in joy Thursday morning because, for the 267th time, there is a new pope.
Barbed wire from defunct cattle ranch causing problems in open space
Now that the old ranches in Evergreen have become open space, the barbed wire fences are no longer needed, and they pose a danger to animals.
ICE to fine Colorado businesses millions for alleged hiring violations
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced Monday that it intends to fine three Colorado businesses more than $8 million.