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Mayco Caal Osorio came from Guatemala with his family. Here in Denver, he needs an early start to get to South High School on public transportation every day. → Read More
The Turkish American Cultural Society of Colorado, known as TACSCO, hosted a cooking class that served as a fundraiser for people impacted by recent earthquakes. → Read More
Two skiers, snowmobiler died in Colorado avalanches this past weekend. "We still have a lot of avalanche season left," Colorado Avalanche Information Center said. → Read More
Historically, access to mental health help has not been available to the Black community. → Read More
Denver Junior Pioneers pulled out of a tournament after a parent threatened one of their players after a game. Referees say bad parental behavior is a huge problem. → Read More
Kody Fung and his family celebrated with doctors, nurses and staff at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children, months after cancer diagnosis, 6 rounds of chemo. → Read More
Last year saw a 15.4% increase in the filings of juvenile charges across Colorado, according to a new annual report from the Division of Youth Services. → Read More
After six water systems were impacted during and after the Marshall Fire, Andrew Whelton traveled to Colorado to share his expertise. → Read More
Douglas County Commissioners are celebrating because they say they've reduced the number of people living on their streets, but homeless advocates say otherwise. → Read More
Summit County dispatchers received 524 false alarms in January from skiers' Apple devices with crash detection. People have 10 seconds to respond to the alerts. → Read More
The billing issue seems to be connected to people paying for Uber rides and food. Uber said it's happening because of "financial institutions mislabeling charges." → Read More
The ECDC African Community Center, a refugee resettlement agency, is looking for groups of seven to welcome a family and help them navigate their new lives. → Read More
The donation site in the Little Saigon Business District of Denver keeps busy with volunteers working to organize donations on Tuesdays. → Read More
USPS spokesperson James Boxrud said the delays are due to being understaffed. The Buena Vista Post Office has openings for carriers, substitute carriers, and clerks. → Read More
The State Department expects 5,000 refugees to be sponsored by private citizens through this new program in 2023. → Read More
Caroline Lukens is the first woman to be Director of Rodeo Operations for the National Western Stock Show in Denver. Lukens says she loves the western way of life. → Read More
Caroline Lukens is the first woman to be Director of Rodeo Operations for the National Western Stock Show in Denver. Lukens says she loves the western way of life. → Read More
A U.N. report presented Monday in Denver shows the ozone layer on track to fully recover by 2066, but scientist David W. Fahey said we need to remain vigilant. → Read More
Dr. Kayla Griffith and Dr. Paige Dorn with Rose Medical Center said they saw more patients with more progressed diagnoses because of delayed mammograms. → Read More
His service to the country earned him a headstone at the national cemetery, but it's his service to his family that they will treasure and emulate. → Read More