Remembering those ‘that gave all’: Colorado Freedom Memorial in Aurora honors fallen servicemen
A 1,000-pound bronze bell, forged in honor of Colorado’s fallen, tolled several times during the Colorado Freedom Memorial on Saturday morning.
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Two Arapahoe County cities contribute millions into Douglas County road project
Two Arapahoe County cities are pouring millions of dollars into assisting Douglas County’s estimated $34.3 million County Line Road reconstruction project.
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One Eastern Plains school district closes following severe Monday night storms with large hail, tornado warnings
Yuma School District will be closed Tuesday after severe weather impacted the area Monday night, Denver Gazette media partner 9News reported on Tuesday.
Ballot initiatives seek to ban biological boys in girls’ sports, require schools to notify parents over ‘gender incongruence’
A parent who sued the Wellington School District over an LGBTQ middle-high school club is seeking to put a measure in front of voters in November that would require schools to notify parents when their child expresses “gender incongruence.”
Cole Finegan stepping down as U.S. Attorney for Colorado
Cole Finegan on Wednesday announced he’s stepping down as United States Attorney for the District of Colorado at the end of the month.
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Auraria Campus officials decline to provide security details as protest encampment grows
The pro-Palestinian protests on the Auraria Campus have cost it nearly $300,000, campus officials reported Tuesday.
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Colorado ranked as third most dangerous state in new U.S. crime study
Colorado ranked as one of the “most dangerous” states in the U.S. in a new report and it’s mostly because of a high rate of property crime.
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Denver teachers bear the brunt of layoffs amid declining enrollment
Faced with declining enrollment and tight campus budgets, school leaders across Denver Public Schools have laid off more than 900 teachers since 2022, The Denver Gazette has learned.
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Here’s when Miller moths will start to swarm in Colorado this year
This past weekend, I made the mistake of leaving the door open while I was heading in and out of my backyard with the pup – and sure enough, I noticed an intruder had snuck its way inside as I locked up for the night. Thankfully, it wasn’t one of the neighborhood bears or a local bobcat – but an old familiar friend.
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Denver City Council delays spending $8 million on homeless hotel
The Denver City Council has requested a delay in voting for funding for a shelter run by the Salvation Army.
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