Littleton CO

I was hired at the University of Colorado Boulder in 1995 as a language professor. I relocated from Hawaii, where I had learned the Hawaiian language. When I arrived in Colorado, I decided I needed to learn about the Indigenous language of the Boulder and Denver area, Arapaho. The Arapaho people had occupied the area...

A new study by Construction Coverage, a construction research company found immigrants make up 27.7% of Denver’s construction workforce. The study analyzed U.S. Census data.

Cherry Hills Village is organizing a winter coat and winter essentials donation drive to support HAAT Force. There are boxes in the lobby of City Hall where you may drop off physical items. If you’re interested in making a monetary donation to help pay for hotel vouchers, visit www.haatforce.org.

Realtor.com just released its housing forecast for 2026 — saying a lot of the conditions that kept folks on the sidelines this year will start to ease.

Two universities, one college, all on the same campus. At any given time a population of over 40,000 people. That is the size of a small town, and that small town needs a police department.

The City of Aurora has been funding a shelter to help the area’s homeless since the city repurposed a shuttered U.S. Army gym in 2015, a gym that was built in the 1940s at the former Fitzsimons Army Medical Center which is now the Anschutz Medical Campus. It became...

Transportation Security Administration officers at the Denver International Airport are credited with saving the life of a passenger who collapsed while going through the security line in September.

Temporary closures of the Timberline Bar and Grille and Einstein Bros. Bagels on Concourse C at Denver International Airport will lead to over 100 employees facing temporary work shortages.

DENVER — Work is moving forward to preserve the history of American Indian boarding schools where native children were killed and abused for decades. Legislation passed by state lawmakers is directing work that many hope will lead to healing. Since then, the American Indian Steering Committee has been holding...

“I think it was a millipede, maybe a centipede,” she said. “I was sleeping outside, and I woke up with my thumb burning. It was like the thing had gone inside. I squeezed it, and it hurt so bad. I thought I was gonna lose it.”. Living unsheltered...