How many seats are filled and whether the neighborhood is experiencing declining enrollment are the first two criteria that Denver Public Schools staff will consider when deciding which schools should be recommended for closure.
Denver will use these criteria to decide which schools to close for low enrollment Read More »
Cigarette butts, gum, cans, empty bottles and bags of drugs littered an Airbnb property hidden away in the Colorado mountains after one guest’s brief stay turned into a longstanding problem brought on by suspected gang-related chaos, leaving host Karen Martiz facing thousands of dollars in repairs while the property remains damaged and temporarily useless.
United States Postal Service has closed trash cans inside several post offices around Colorado Springs to prevent election materials from being stolen.
A $2 million grant will help the city of Aurora’s efforts to reduce youth violence. The money was awarded by the Department of Justice’s Community-Based Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative, a federal investment in local programs.
$2M federal grant awarded to help prevent youth violence in Aurora Read More »
A group of veterans and first responders from all over the country are in Colorado, hoping to heal their wounds with the help of nature, and a new non-profit dedicated to helping those suffering from PTSD.
Election Day 2024 is right around the corner and many voters have already filled out and mailed in or dropped off their ballots ahead of next Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Ballot drop-off and polling locations in Colorado Read More »
Updating Denver Water’s pipes to meet new lead standards is a massive, multi-year project.
Denver Water’s 10-year, $700M project to replace lead pipes gains momentum Read More »
Former President Donald Trump announced how he plans to help families affected by “migrant crime” if elected next week.
How Trump plans to help compensate victims of ‘migrant crime’ Read More »
The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that Virginia is entitled to remove noncitizen aliens from its voter rolls, siding with the commonwealth over lower courts less than a week out from the election.
Supreme Court allows Virginia to remove noncitizens from voter rolls before election Read More »
Community leaders and residents in Southwestern Colorado and New Mexico oppose proposed national monument designations that would affect hundreds of thousands of acres.
Tooker: How environmental groups are putting land and its inhabitants at risk Read More »
