With a 'yes,' he's changed a community AURORA - They didn't know him as anything more than a tall, handsome stranger when Daryl Oliver walked through the halls of Loredo Middle School in Aurora two years ago. More...

Faith, art and social networking clash in 'The Way' DENVER - Nearly all of us have scribbled a doodle or sticks figure on a piece of paper before, whether we were 3 years old or 33. More...

Police keeping close eye on Boulder Halloween events HALLOWEEN GUIDE SEE VIEWER PHOTOS SUBMIT PHOTOS BOULDER - This Colorado college town has had its share of wild Halloween nights, and with the holiday falling on a Saturday, police are gearing up for another one. More...

Sunshine or snow, Meals on Wheels volunteers deliver DENVER - For many in our community, choosing a hot meal for lunch or dinner is a privilege. The thought of going a day without that option is something that doesn't cross the minds of those who are food secure. More...

Animals don't get a snow day DENVER - Even when practically every student has the day off because of fall break or the snow storm, animals at Denver Zoo are working a full time shift. More...

Looking for young Purple Hearts DENVER - They shed blood for their country, and in some cases, even died for it. The Purple Heart honors U.S. soldiers for that sacrifice in the name of service. More...

Steamboat turns its focus to Samoa STEAMBOAT SPRINGS - The communities couldn't look more different, yet they are connected in so many ways, and by so many individuals. More...

'Sometimes, people need a hand up' LAKEWOOD - We shared her story, and you responded. On Sunday night, 9NEWS featured a woman whose home, which was badly damaged in a March fire, was left in disrepair by Disaster Solutions after the company went out of business. More...

Horse ranch helping autistic children running out of hay ELIZABETH - As soon as a child with autism walks onto the trail leading up to the Connections Therapeutic Riding Center ranch, their life begins to change. More...

Changing the world, one heart at a time GOLDEN - Ana Dodson could have just forgotten about the significance of the trip her parents has planned for her to return to her native country of Peru. She could have considered it a vacation and ignored what was really on her heart. More...

Don't call them fair weather (or idle) fans ROCKIES FAN PHOTOS BRONCOS FAN PHOTOS DENVER - They woke up in the wee hours of the morning to line up for a prime tailgate spot at Invesco Field at Mile High. Just before 6 p.m., they were headed east to Coors Field for round two. More...

Even his parents were surprised he could read DENVER - Chase was just 18 months old when he started speaking his first words and sentences to a stunned mom and dad. More...

Making physics fun with a bow and arrow THORNTON - Some people are math and science people. Others just can't wrap their brains around the subjects. More...

Giving troubled teens a 'Third Way' to live LOWRY - They are teens who have had trouble at home, been shuffled around in the foster care system or suffered from physical and sexual abuse. More...

Growing plants, harvesting crops and changing lives BOULDER - If the walls of the Boulder County Jail could talk, they would tell you a very similar story from cell to cell: Those who live at the jail would rather be somewhere else. More...

Remembering Charlie with a 'hug for the head' PARKER - No one is ever prepared to hear they have been diagnosed with cancer, and it is not any easier for a family member. More...

'Light the Night' to help those with blood cancer DENVER - Every four minutes, someone is diagnosed with a blood cancer. The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society reports an estimated 139,860 people in the United States will be diagnosed with leukemia, lymphoma or myeloma in 2009. More...

Growing community with a cooperative of organic farmers DENVER - It was a small, yet brilliant idea that never really took root when farmers pitched the idea five years ago. More...

Changing lives in the projects DENVER - Kids living in Denver's projects, in Sun Valley, know it best: Finding a positive role model, regardless of where you live, takes a lot of time and a lot of trust. More...

Food Bank for Larimer County numbers rise FORT COLLINS - The Food Bank for Larimer County is serving an average of 25 percent more people this year than last. More...