Friends and Loved Ones Mourn Former CU Football Player T.J. Cunningham
Friends and loved ones are mourning the loss of Anthony “T.J.” Cunningham, a Buffs football alum and assistant principal in Aurora.
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Denver Teachers’ Union Voting This Week on New Compensation Agreement
Denver teachers’ union members will be voting this week on the compensation agreement reached on February 14.
Nikola Jokic Is an All Star. Now He Can Become MVP
Nikola Jokic is turning heads with his amazing play for the Nuggets. Now, he’s a legitimate MVP candidate.
Second Mistrial Declared in Colorado State Patrol Trooper Death Case
A second mistrial has been declared in a case involving a truck driver who hit and killed state trooper Cody Donahue in November 2016.
Denver Health Provides Free Medical Evaluations for Asylum Seekers
Five doctors created the Human Rights Clinic in October 2018 at Denver Health.
Trail Runner Describes Killing Mountain Lion With His Bare Hands
The Colorado man who killed a mountain lion in self-defense described the dramatic man-versus-nature struggle.
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Spend Valentine’s Day With Bae at a Lakewood Gun Range
Like Cupid, Bristlecone has taken aim at romance.
El Chapo Is Likely to Spend the Rest of His Life in Supermax
After being convicted of ten charges related to drug trafficking, El Chapo will likely spend the rest of his life in ADX Florence.
Can Joe Flacco Turn the Broncos Into Legitimate Contenders?
The Broncos are trading for Joe Flacco. Is he good enough to make the Broncos legit contenders?
Discrimination Complaint Alleges Unlawful Denial of Insurance Coverage for Trans Man
The ACLU of Colorado alleges that a Colorado company discriminated against a trans employee by denying him insurance coverage.
As Teachers Strike, Montbello Students Play Soccer During Lunch
As Denver teachers walked out for the first time in 25 years, students in Montbello spent the day outside the classroom.
Man Arrested for First-Degree Attempted Murder Following Explosion on Santa Fe
Todd Norman Perkins has been charged with first-degree arson and first-degree attempted murder.
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A Parent’s Guide to Navigating the Impending Teachers’ Strike
Denver teachers are set to strike on Monday, February 11. Here’s what parents should know.
Denver Nonprofit’s Concerts in East Africa Offer Free HIV Testing, Condoms
“What we’re doing is inviting folks to come to Africa with us to enjoy really fun concerts and build partnerships.”
Polis Says State Will Not Intervene, Giving Denver Teachers Okay to Strike
Governor Jared Polis announced that the state will not intervene in the dispute between the Denver teachers’ union and the district. Teachers plan to go on strike starting on February 11.
Department of Human Services Will Offer English Classes, Preventative Services
DHS will work to address some of the root causes that lead people to come in for assistance.
Immigration Detention Facility in Aurora Expands With 432-Bed Annex
In January, the immigration detention facility in Aurora began housing new detainees in a newly opened 432-bed annex.
Denver Will Vote on Psilocybin Decriminalization in May
The Denver Psilocybin Initiative made it onto the May 2019 ballot.
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Hearing for Bill About Sex Education in Public Schools Lasts Ten Hours
The House Health and Insurance Committee approved a bill that would expand comprehensive sex education in Colorado.
Which Team Should Broncos Fans Support in the Super Bowl?
Super Bowl Sunday is upon us. Here’s a guide for Broncos fans looking for a team to support.
Ban the Box Bill Would Remove Criminal History Question From Job Applications
A bill banning the criminal history question from private-sector job applications passed the State House Judiciary Committee.
Teller County Sheriff Will Turn Jailers Into Immigration Enforcement Agents
The Teller County Sheriff’s Office signed a contract with ICE that would allow some of its jailers to act as immigration enforcement agents.