A sweeping federal investigation into the Douglas County School District has hundreds of unearthed allegations of systemic discrimination and mistreatment, with families and advocates calling for urgent reform to protect students from racial harassment and harmful practices like “seclusion” and “restraint.”
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There’s been a swift response to President Donald Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship as 22 state attorneys general, including Colorado, filed suit.
On Sunday, the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing (HCPF) released a report on the financial health of Colorado’s hospitals. While some are showing financial strength, others appear to be struggling.
In January, Colorado Parks and Wildlife began an operation to capture 20 Rampart Bighorn Sheep to start a new herd.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife capture, relocate Rampart Bighorn Sheep for new herd Read More »
The incoming Trump administration is planning to ramp up operations to arrest unauthorized immigrants across major U.S. cities next week after President-elect Donald Trump takes office, targeting “sanctuary” jurisdictions that limit cooperation with federal immigration officials, two sources familiar with the plans tell CBS News.
In a release Thursday, officials with the Summit County School District announced that a data breach may have exposed sensitive information affecting students and staff.
According to the Wheat Ridge Police Department, Jeffco Public Schools is dismissing Wheat Ridge High School students early Friday due to a bomb threat.
Jefferson Co. schools dismisses Wheat Ridge H.S. students early Friday after bomb threat Read More »
Fewer students are enrolled in public schools across Colorado, according to data from the state’s October 2024 student count released by the Colorado Department of Education. The data shows a slight decline in Pre-K through 12 student enrollment with a total of 881,065 students.
Enrollment slipping in Colorado’s K-12 public schools, with total of 881,065 Read More »
In downtown Denver, crime rates may be down, but for those who work and live in the area, the reality on the streets often feels different. Recent statistics show a significant reduction in violent incidents, including shootings and homicides in Denver.
Safety remains high concern for those who work in downtown Denver, despite crime drop Read More »
The City of Aurora is moving forward with plans to close The Edge at Lowry apartment complex at 12th and Dallas. Last week, a municipal judge granted an emergency order to close the complex.
Aurora officials to close troubled ‘The Edge’ apartments where TdA problems began Read More »
