Arvada residents pushing back on homeless option for shuttered school purchased for $6.3M
The City of Arvada spent $6.3 million to purchase a former charter school after it closed earlier this year due to declining enrollment.
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‘This was a takeover’: CBZ Management no longer silent on violent TdA activity in Aurora
A property management company, which has been vilified in Aurora as a slumlord, has begun to speak out through a new social media account.
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On Western Slope, opioid crisis continues and sheriffs say it is leading to mental health, crime
Mesa County Sheriff Todd Rowell and Delta County Sheriff Mark Taylor have had a constant battle fighting the opioid crisis in their counties since 2017, when it first started impacting western Colorado.
Commentary: Pueblo’s Democratic Party faces $2 million campaign finance scandal
The Pueblo Democratic Party is at the center of a significant campaign finance scandal, following a complaint that has exposed years of financial misconduct.
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5th District debate between Crank, Gassen is Tuesday, hosted by Gazette, KOAA
Republican Jeff Crank and Democrat River Gassen will meet Tuesday in a 5th District debate hosted by the Colorado Springs Gazette and KOAA-TV NBC 5 in coordination with the El Pomar Foundation.
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Resolution claims Denver placed illegals in Aurora without notice, would begin investigation
A resolution under consideration by the Aurora City Council charges that Denver moved immigrants into Aurora without telling city officials.
Aurora residents describe how Venezuelan gangs have upended their lives
Migrant gang activity in Aurora, Colorado, is making residents feel threatened and some are avoiding the town all together because of it, locals told DailyMail.com.
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Devotional: Finding God’s design in the wonderment of Buc-ee’s
In the early 1990s, I was introduced to a fresh and exciting concept within the military: Total Quality Management (TQM). This wasn’t just a new way to lead, but a completely different approach to organizing and managing life in the service.
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‘Lost Innocence’ tells story of accidental drug overdose by Sophia Larson, age 5
The life of 5-year-old Sophia Larson was tragically cut short on a winter night in 2019, leaving a father shattered and a community grieving. Five years later, father Alec Larson is hoping that a documentary chronicling the death of his daughter and the aftermath will help prevent other children from facing similar tragedy.
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Denver committee delays vote on rezoning for property near Ball Arena redevelopment
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.
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