Gabriela Vidal is a Reporter at CBS News Colorado. She covers a diverse range of topics including animal care, travel and tourism, family health, and environmental issues such as climate change and water conservation. Gabriela's work has been featured in various outlets including WDAM, Yahoo News, and CBS News.
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Since Urban Alchemy took over the Aspen shelter, they have ramped up services inside the facility, including behavioral health referrals, substance use treatment, and employment support, all things they said were previously lacking under former management.
Immigration activists came together outside the Adams County Health building in Commerce City Thursday for what they described as a rally for accountability.
By: Gabriela Vidal
According to NOAA, July was the hottest month ever recorded in the history of the U.S. Colorado experienced more than a dozen days over 90 degrees, and the hot temperatures are impacting the way people spend time outdoors.
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Wednesday's meeting was the third community meeting for the La Alma Lincoln Park community since the Denver Broncos' leadership announced their plans to build the new Broncos stadium in the former railyard.
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A Cargill employee said she and others are concerned about the future of contract negotiations, and many believe they are stuck in the middle between the company and the union.
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A retaining wall was compromised over the weekend during severe storms, causing flooding in the Dutch Creek Farms community in Jefferson County.
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A controversial member of the Federal Heights government will get to keep her job, despite months of concerns about her leadership raised by residents and members of the police and fire departments.
Colorado's hot summer is contributing to an increase in rattlesnake sightings in popular open spaces.
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A new AI-integrated system called IntelliSee uses existing cameras outside of high schools throughout the district to detect if or when someone pulls out a gun.
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The midterm elections are coming up in less than three months, and voters across Colorado will start getting their ballots in the mail sooner than that. However, a Monday ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court might lead to some confusion in the state.
