AURORA | Having finally shed his “deputy” and “interim” titles, Aurora City Manager Jason Batchelor said Wednesday that he’s focused on filling job openings and planning for Aurora’s future with the help of city lawmakers and employees.
Jason Batchelor now is Aurora’s permanent city manager at $330,000 Read More »
A 15-year-old girl who stopped for a layover in Denver last month has gone missing and authorities are seeking the public’s help in finding her.
Missing 15-year-old girl from California vanishes in Denver airport layover Read More »
An inquiry by Rifle police officer Kallie McCain to the municipal court led Wednesday to a full discussion on the appearance of license plates and vehicles by the City Council.
WELD COUNTY — The Denver Zoo will expand its operations onto the Lembke Family Preserve, a donated 570-acre tract east of Greeley in Weld County, the zoo announced Thursday.
Denver Zoo to open 570-acre conservation preserve in Weld County Read More »
The influx of Venezuelan migrants in Denver, who have taken to washing windshields of stopped cars at busy intersections, is raising concerns about safety and the city’s sanctuary policies.
Vehicle window-washing by unskilled migrants in Denver raises safety concerns Read More »
Electric vehicle operators will no longer have a free ride from the City of Grand Junction.
An emergency community meeting in Lakewood on Tuesday night brought hundreds of concerned citizens together to address the potential for the city to become a sanctuary for migrants.
Lakewood residents want transparency from City Council over migrant housing concerns Read More »
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has opened two discrimination complaints filed against Denver Public Schools’ use of race in selecting committee members to evaluate the district’s “discipline matrix” and in deciding which students can take math extension courses.
While Aurora’s councilmembers held differing opinions on how to handle dollars for homeless service providers, they eventually agreed to allocate federal money to several organizations, bringing a few of them to flat funding.
House Bill 24-1048 would aim to make veterinary care more accessible to those living in outlying areas of the state, with limited veterinarian care access, by aligning state and federal law and by authorizing the state board of veterinarian medicine to establish rules for the use of telehealth services.
Telehealth bill aims to increase rural access to vet care Read More »
