Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 13th of December.
Good morning, Denver.
Santa Claus visited the NICU at Intermountain Health Saint Joseph Hospital yesterday to bring hope and allow families to take Christmas photos during their baby's healing process.
The volunteer-led event offered emotional comfort and a cherished moment amid tough times + a reminder of community care.
The Englewood Holiday Store will transform Bishop Elementary School today into a winter wonderland where 660 kids will have access to holiday presents, free childcare, and gift wrapping.
Organizers need an extra $5,000 + every donation directly funds a child's gift.
At Denver's Mission Ballroom on Dec.
11, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats were inducted into the Colorado Music Hall of Fame during their sold-out holiday show featuring guest Mavis Staples. The band—internationally acclaimed for its hit 'S.O.B.'—celebrated its local heritage with remarks from community leaders.
Colorado’s new Producer Responsibility Program approved by CDPHE (the state department) will shift recycling costs from local governments to packaging producers so that households pay no fees.
The program will launch mid-2026 and is expected to add about 7,900 new direct and indirect jobs statewide.
In Loveland, Senior Helpers caregivers are easing holiday loneliness for seniors by decorating homes and offering friendly visits.
Caregivers Kim and Daniela have built close bonds with 86-year-old Janet to provide comfort and connection during this season.
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