Sewer line issues force temporary closure of Douglas Co. middle school
A middle school in Douglas County will be closed on Tuesday due to sewer line issues.
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Man cited by Denver police for posting illegal signs in March near Colorado Capitol
The Denver Police Department has cited a 56-year-old man for posting anti-migrant signs near the Colorado Capitol in late March.
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‘Active shooter, active shooter’: Deli worker in King Soopers trial testifies as eyewitness
A man who was shopping with his mother when a shooter went on a rampage at a King Soopers grocery store wiped away tears as he testified in the gunman’s trial on Monday.
Aurora wants in-person property management at apartments, or threatens a shutdown
Aurora has threatened to shut down two troubled apartment complexes unless their owners take responsibility for deteriorating conditions and install an in-person presence on the properties.
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Retort that Tren de Aragua claims are ‘racially motivated’ is untrue, Fabbricatore says on F&F
The retort that claims of the violent Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua’s activity in Aurora are just racially motivated accusations is untrue, John Fabbricatore said on Fox & Friends Weekend.
ICE confirms Venezuelan gang members arrested in Colorado shooting are in the country illegally
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has now confirmed that four Venezuelan nationals arrested in Aurora in connection with a late July attempted homicide are illegal aliens.
Colorado Christian receives handwritten letter from Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu
Recognizing Colorado Christian University’s public displays of support for Israel and for Jewish students, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu penned a handwritten note of gratitude to the college last month.
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Denver school board considering lowering public comment time limits, restricting topics to agenda
The Denver school board is considering a new approach to community engagement that would limit one way parents, teachers, and others can address the board while adding another.
‘This is troubling’: Aurora officials heavily redact landlord eviction records, citing ‘work product’
Aurora officials heavily redacted public documents related to the eviction of 300 people at the Aspen Grove apartment complex last month, claiming the emails — to and from the city and the landlord’s lawyer — represented “attorney work product.”
Child trafficking educational summit in Colorado Springs to present solutions
Each year thousands of children in the United States are preyed upon, exploited, held captive, forced into labor and sold into sex and human trafficking markets. And with some half a million unaccompanied minor immigrants crossing the southern border and being released to adult sponsors under what critics call a fairly lax system, more are ending up in the same situation.
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