Rachael Krause

Colorado isn't in the path of totality, but people here can still catch a glimpse of the partial eclipse. DENVER — We are now one week away from the total solar eclipse.

Most people retire at 65, maybe 70. Not Maryann Tucker.

For many, after an assault, it can be difficult to put into words the trauma they've experienced. Survivors in Denver are finding a path to healing through art.

The City of Aurora and APD are two years into their consent decree to change how police use force and interact with people of color in the community.

Thousands of Colorado students won't sit for standardized tests this year after the state's education department allowed exemptions for some new-to-country kids.

The new rules are designed to help deal with burnout and stress on the job, but experts warn these changes could make things worse.

Colorado has one of the highest recidivism rates in the U.S. A program taught in prisons hopes to give inmates skills to help them succeed when they are released.

Denver Public Schools is seeing rising interest from adults in taking English as a Second Language classes, with more than 650 adults currently enrolled.

Student protests surrounding everything from the Civil Rights Movement to the Vietnam War and Occupy Wall Street have filled college campuses for decades.

With access to gender-affirming care being restricted or banned in some states around the country, some people are traveling to Colorado for care.