Education advocates in Colorado work to keep students out of debt
About 800,000 Coloradans still owe on their federal student loans.
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About 800,000 Coloradans still owe on their federal student loans.
The main issues up for debate include class size, caseloads and educator voice in decision making, as well as salary.
The center helps entry-level employees find better paying jobs within the company.
Jeffco Public Schools Superintendent Tracy Dorland released the list of 16 schools recommended to close.
Everyone including an adult, 2 children and a dog escaped a burning home in Fort Collins.
Police in Castle Rock want help in finding two people who vandalized Philip S. Miller Park.
While the CDC no longer recommends quarantine after a COVID-19 exposure, anyone who is ill with COVID-19 or tests positive still needs to isolate.
An arrest was made in connection with an attack from last month that could have been deadly. Police say it was a hate crime.
Beattie Elementary School in Fort Collins had a curious visitor today, causing local police and wildlife officials to take safety measures near the school.
Cynthia Abcug said she "feels like a fool" now but was told at the time that the people she had met were working for "systemic changes in the family court system."
This temporary allowance comes after the City of Denver pushed out food trucks from the LoDo area in an effort to minimize violence earlier his month.
The Denver Classroom Teachers Association said at least 42 schools don't have nurses.
The Cherry Creek School District is in the middle of what could be a pioneering project to address what experts call a pediatric mental health "state of emergency."
After a controversial video was shown to students at South High School, Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen said "Unfortunately, what I saw enhances the divide that we're all trying to bridge."
Several people were hurt after daybreak when a bus and several vehicles were involved in a crash on South Parker Road.
