Dianne Derby

A man who was left paralyzed from the neck down from a fall says breaking his neck actually saved his life.

News 5 Jefferson Award winner Zelna Joseph is making sure anyone in need gets top-notch healthcare and medical supplies for free.

Hundreds of teachers across our area are learning how to increase happiness for their students and for themselves. The goal of "The Mindfulness and Positivity Project" is to reduce stress.

The investigation into the most recent escape from the Fremont County jail is complete, but it will be a while until the public knows what really happened.

A disabled veteran in Pueblo says a non-profit that helps veterans saved his life. He says his plan to die by suicide ended after he took part in a fly fishing trip with Project Healing Waters.

What does it take to impress the former Colorado State Fair "Queen of the Kitchen" in the pantry competition at the fair? Dianne Derby shows us how "brutal" this pantry judge can be.

We spent some time with Colorado's champion in duck decoy woodcarving who considers the work he does as a local youth pastor an even bigger win.

Hillary Wolf Saba was a movie star as a child and became an Olympian in Judo, too Now this Colorado Springs woman is using the power of social media to help a local dog rescue.

There are six steel beams from the World Trade Center on display at 9/11 memorial sites in southern Colorado. The idea started when one man went on a mission to make sure we never forget.

News 5's Dianne Derby speaks with retired Air Force Lt. General Mike Gould to learn more about what his team in the Cheyenne Mountain Operation Center had to do the moment our nation was under attack.