Gabriela Vidal

At first glance inside, they look just like any other Northglenn home. But for the people who live inside the two buildings that make up the city's Mental Health Transitional Living Home, they've quickly become much more life-changing than that.

Fear has reached its tipping point for a former case manager at one of Denver's homeless shelters. "I've never experienced anything like this," she said.

It was a joyous feeling for Stephanie Vaughn-Green and the rest of her family when they learned Colorado State Patrol found 7-year-old Uriah Saye Jr. safe and unharmed, hours after an Amber Alert was issued for the missing boy.

For South Adams County Fire crews, it's the season for tackling carbon monoxide calls at a higher rate.

Colorado 18-year-old Alex Ordonez says his family's Commerce City home, and their hearts, are feeling a lot emptier in the past week.

While the Christkindl market is expected to draw in roughly 300,000 visitors to the downtown area this winter, it's folks with the Downtown Denver Partnership who are looking at other ways to keep the vibrancy of the downtown area alive.

A state program that's been helping serve up healthy meals for all Colorado students is posing concerns about whether it can be sustainable financially.

City council leaders in the Colorado town voted 7-2 on the second reading to approve an ordinance that would prevent people or retail stores in the city from selling cats or dogs unless a lawfully operated commercial kennel, hobby breeder, animal care facility, animal rescue organization, or animal shelter.

One Colorado community is working to address a healthcare desert- defined as an area where people have little to no access to healthcare services.

There is a push at the federal level to help get Social Security benefits back to those who are losing out.