The nationwide shortage of school bus drivers has left many students without reliable transportation. In 2023, the number of bus drivers nationwide in K-12 schools dropped to about 192,400, down 15.1% since 2019, according to research by the Economic Policy Institute.
School district turns to AI to solve bus driver shortage, add convenience Read More »
Firefighters found and rescued a cat that went missing during a blaze that damaged several cars and townhouse units in a Denver suburb.
Colorado firefighters save cat after car fire damages 4 vehicles, 2 townhouse units Read More »
Top fire chiefs and administrators with the South Adams County Fire Department, along with some of their board members, have regularly taken their spouses along to winter conferences in Florida and fall conferences in Colorado’s high country, billing taxpayers for their spouses’ meals and other expenses, and extending their stays before and after conferences.
In an effort to avoid having to go to voters for tax increases, Colorado state lawmakers have increasingly turned to fees.
From bag fees to car fees, two ballot measures could end Colorado’s fee-frenzy Read More »
Colorado is now one of nine states in which dairy cattle have tested positive for avian influenza.
Dairy herd in Northeast Colorado tests positive for Bird Flu, USDA lab reports Read More »
The sky will darken for millions in the U.S. on Monday as the 2024 total solar eclipse arrives and works its way across a swath of the country.
Watch Live: 2024 total solar eclipse darkens U.S. skies as totality begins in Texas Read More »
The Weld County Sheriff’s Office is pulling back some services to the community while the agency tries to combat a worker shortage within the county jail.
The Investigators with CBS News Colorado have uncovered a scheme that’s taking advantage of migrants in Denver, and potentially causing innocent Americans to fall victim to identity theft, all while city, state, and federal government agencies miss out on income tax revenue.
As Coloradans brace for massive property tax spikes, some local governments are quietly laying the groundwork for ballot measures that would hike taxes even further, and a loophole in Colorado state law allows them to use your tax dollars to figure out how to get more of your tax dollars.
A seventh grader in Colorado is facing disciplinary action after a video she shot at recess went viral.
