Collette Simkins — a theater and visual arts teacher at West High School — works two extra part-time jobs just to live in the Cap Hill neighborhood near the campus she has taught at for three years.
Denver teachers demanding cost-of-living increase in order to live in city Read More »
Early in-person voting and drop boxes are available statewide starting Monday, with only two weeks to go until election day Nov. 5.
Polling centers open across Colorado as election quickly approaches Read More »
A slowly-developing and weak La Niña, wetter-than-average conditions in northern tier states and potentially drier-than-average conditions in the southwest are all forecast for winter 2024-25.
How NOAA predicts La Niña could impact Colorado’s winter, drought conditions Read More »
Copper thieves have disrupted RTD light rail services and caused more than $100,000 in damage, according to RTD. The thefts have been ongoing since April.
More than $100,000 in damage caused to RTD light rail lines by copper thieves Read More »
Police asked for the public’s help in identifying a suspect thought to be connected to 12 robberies throughout southeast Aurora.
Aurora police searching for man in connection to 12 armed robberies Read More »
Highly contagious respiratory illness whooping cough is making a comeback in Colorado after three years of a significant decline during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Whooping cough cases now back at pre-pandemic levels in Colorado, U.S. Read More »
The parent companies of King Soopers and Safeway, Kroger and Albertsons, have stressed throughout the merger process they need to join forces to compete against behemoths like Walmart, Costco and Amazon.
Who are King Soopers’ real competitors? Merger trial picks apart Colorado grocers Read More »
A resolution under consideration by the Aurora City Council charges that Denver moved immigrants into Aurora without telling city officials.
A Denver committee postponed advancing a rezoning for a property located inside of, but separate from, the proposed Kroenke redevelopment of the Ball Arena parking lot after a council member lambasted the applicant and property owner.
Denver committee delays vote on rezoning for property near Ball Arena redevelopment Read More »
With the last temporary shelter now closed, Denver officials are no longer tracking the daily number of immigrants arriving in the city, The Denver Gazette has learned.
After parade of 43,000 illegals, Denver officials no longer track immigrant arrivals Read More »
