'We Have To Move Forward Together': Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen Talks Lessons Learned After Protests
"We have to listen and figure out how we can improve. I believe the status quo is not good enough."
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"We have to listen and figure out how we can improve. I believe the status quo is not good enough."
"The drive-in with the theme of the movie which is really about the connection between biking and our roots to our youth, the drive-in really seemed like the best option."
The YMCA Fire burning on Bureau of Land Management lands southwest of Canon City was burning unchecked on Wednesday night. The fire had burned more than 100 acres.
"I do think there is a sense right now in this neighborhood of lawlessness... and it gives people permission, in a way."
Colorado universities say they are working with international students to give them the option to remain enrolled at these colleges for the fall term by offering some in-person classes on campus.
After a full day in court on Wednesday, there is no decision yet on Jefferson County's request for a temporary injunction against Bandimere Speedway. A second day of testimony is scheduled for Thursday.
United Airlines has warned employees in Denver that layoffs may be on the horizon.
Since March, Amanda Hettinger has helped the National Guard set up 33 coronavirus testing sites across the state.
"We Shall Overcome" is planning to have hundreds of attendants spell out "Elijah" with candlelight.
The Town of Breckenridge is considering mandating face masks.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock is asking each city council member to submit one potential site in their districts to support a temporary COVID-based campsite. The Safe Outdoor Space concept was proposed last week.
Deer Creek Canyon Park in Jefferson County reopened Wednesday afternoon after it was closed earlier in the day because of a new wildfire.
Interstate 70 reopened in Glenwood Canyon on Wednesday afternoon after both directions were closed due to a fire.
The use of Native American mascots is not limited to professional sports. There are many high schools in Colorado that use them.
As survivors of the Holocaust get older, Colorado moves to cement their place in history.
