Denver Zoo unveils new name and conservation focus
The Denver Zoo is officially rebranding to “Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance.”
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Gas leak in Fountain prompts road closure, shelter in place
A road closure has been issued as the Fountain Fire Department responds to a gas leak early Tuesday afternoon, according to a social media announcement.
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Pueblo County GOP ‘closing things down’ at its HQ after bullet hole discovered in window
The Pueblo County Republican Party chair said Tuesday the party is temporarily uprooting from its downtown headquarters in the southern Colorado city after volunteers discovered a bullet hole in a plate glass window days before ballots were due in the state’s primary election.
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Washington County, where ballot count is low, but turnout dependably high
It is the home to every farmer’s favorite diner, Mom’s Kitchen, a county seat whose namesake is more synonymous with a major city in Ohio, and is Colorado’s leader in wheat production at almost 5 million annual bushels.
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Douglas County, cornerstone of a 4th District victory, has cast 49.1% of ballots in district
Nearly half of all ballots cast as of Sunday in the 4th District were derived from Douglas County voters, meaning the remaining 20 counties in the district comprise the other half.
Boll: Local media demonizes engaged conservative community members
I’m quite close to recent events happening at the Douglas County School Board, given my role as a parent advocacy leader in Douglas County and being a parent of two children whose K-12 years were spent in Douglas County School District (DCSD).
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University of Colorado Board of Regents condemns protestors who targeted homes of two regents
The University of Colorado’s Board of Regents unanimously passed a resolution Thursday condemning a group that organized protests outside the homes of two regents in the Denver metro area.
Aims partners with Ford Motor Co. for workforce development
This fall, Aims Community College will begin a program that offers aspiring automotive technicians a paid internship with a local Ford dealership while they learn.
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Young teachers at Denver school say they were sexually abused by special needs students for months without help
Three young educators at a Denver school for kids with severe behavioral issues were routinely sexually assaulted by students and ignored by administrators when they sought help, according to a new lawsuit.
RTD faces scrutiny from state regulators because of slow trains and “significant disruption”
Ten mph speed restrictions and longer travel times for RTD light rail users are causing significant frustrations for commuters traveling to and from the south Denver metro area.