Adi Guajardo
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Domestic violence incidents in Colorado leave at least 4 dead in less than 3 weeks
In less than three weeks, at least four people in Colorado lost their lives in domestic violence incidents. → Read More
App developed in Colorado helps connect Hispanics to employers across the US
A mobile application developed in Colorado is helping connect Hispanics to employers across the United States. → Read More
Denver nonprofit opens free grocery store to help feed Coloradans
A Denver nonprofit opened a free grocery store to help put food on the table for families who are struggling. → Read More
UCHealth doctor supports booster shot for people with weak immune systems
A UCHealth doctor says a booster shot for people with weak immune systems could help protect their health and slow down the spread of COVID-19. → Read More
Casa Bonita owners plan to reopen restaurant by September
The owners of Casa Bonita say their business is not for sale, and they plan to reopen by September. → Read More
Poudre Canyon mudslide destroys a cabin that's been in a family more than 30 years
Last year, the Cameron Peak fire nearly destroyed the cabin. For months, Brita LaTona said her family worried as the fire came within 100 yards of the cabin. She said firefighters worked around the clock and saved their home twice. On Tuesday, a neighbor broke the bad news. → Read More
Nonprofit experiences spike in new members seeking help for eating disorder
A nonprofit helping people struggling with eating disorders experienced a surge in new members during the pandemic. → Read More
Expert says Denver rental prices are climbing at much slower rate
It’s a sellers’ market when it comes to housing in the Denver metro area, and for buyers that aren't ready to dive into the saturated and overpriced market, experts say now is the time to rent. → Read More
Witness says Good Samaritan shot the gunman in Olde Town Arvada
Arvada police and residents call the Good Samaritan killed in the Olde Town Square shooting a "true hero." They say his actions may have helped save lives. One witness says John Hurley urged people to get to safety and ran toward the gunman. → Read More
Residents in Park Hill angered by mounds of trash in neighborhood alley
Residents of the Park Hill neighborhood are fed up with growing piles of trash in a neighborhood alley. → Read More
Food truck employees brave triple-digit heat over sizzling stove
Food truck employees found themselves working in extreme heat as they cooked countless orders over a sizzling stove. → Read More
Wildlife crossing survey underway on I-25 where crash left 9 injured, one dead
A survey is currently underway in the area where the accident happened to determine if another wildlife crossing or fencing is needed. → Read More
Colorado brewery vandalized for employing people with disabilities
The owner of Brewability, a brewery and pizzeria in Englewood, Colorado says she feels her employees' safety is in jeopardy after her business became the target of offensive speech and vandalism. → Read More
"It’s coming back with a fever right now": Denver planner is feeling the 2021 wedding boom
As life returns to a new normal a Denver wedding planner is feeling wedding fever make a comeback. → Read More
Colorado teen beats cancer, now in the running for valedictorian
A Holly High School student who beat cancer her senior year of school is now in the running for valedictorian. → Read More
State and local leaders acknowledge police reform is work in progress
Colorado state and local leaders acknowledge more work needs to be done to ensure racial equity in policing after a jury found former Minnesota police officer Derek Chauvin guilty of murder in George Floyd's death. → Read More
Police use Taser twice on Marine veteran in Colorado Springs hospital room
A Marine veteran was tased twice by officers in his daughter's hospital room after he refused to give up personal property. He says the officers didn’t have a warrant. → Read More
Northglenn dry cleaning business needs help paying $40,000 in back rent
Time is running out for a family-run dry cleaning business struggling to survive after 25 years in business. → Read More
Fort Collins residents vote to ban plastic bags at large grocery stores
A plastic bag ban will go into effect in May of 2022 at large grocery stores in Fort Collins. → Read More
CU Boulder study aims to determine if vaccinated people can transmit COVID-19
A study among students at the University of Colorado Boulder aims to help determine if the Moderna vaccine reduces or prevents the transmission of COVID-19. → Read More