Thousands Of Students In Colorado To Join Youth Climate Strike
Thousands of Colorado students will spend their Friday outside of the classroom and instead, experience a hands-on lesson in civic engagement. The topic: climate crisis.
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Thousands of Colorado students will spend their Friday outside of the classroom and instead, experience a hands-on lesson in civic engagement. The topic: climate crisis.
Electric vehicle dealers and organizations trying to promote energy alternative cars took over Bannock Street in front of the City and County Building on Wednesday. It's all to raise awareness about the financial benefits for drivers and local businesses as part of National Drive Electric Week.
Crews have finished installing 6,000 geofoam blocks on eastbound U.S. 36.
The City of Denver announced its proposal on Thursday to raise minimum wage beginning in January 2020. Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and Councilwoman Robin Kniech's proposal would elevate Denver's minimum wage to $13.80 an hour on Jan. 1, then to $15.87 on Jan. 1, 2021.
A new report showing how gun violence affects the youth in Denver shows some surprising results. Some are even going so far as to call it a public health crisis.
Associate Justice Elena Kagan of the U.S. Supreme Court will visit the University of Colorado Boulder campus on Oct. 22-23.
A student was arrested after bringing a gun to Smoky Hill High School in Aurora on Thursday.
Some Littleton elementary school students got a complete STEAM lesson through a rocket building project.
Hundreds of students organized a silent protest on the Colorado State University campus. This as CSU's new president Joyce McConnell addressed recent racist concerns.
Denver police say a teenager was shot and killed Wednesday, near South Monaco Parkway and Mexico Avenue, not far from Cook Park.
Results of a new study produced in part by the University of Colorado-Boulder detail distinctions in how the genders respond to natural disasters.
A protest planned outside the home of the ICE detention center's top administrator in Aurora attracted dozens of protesters on Thursday evening.
Teachers and the district have been in talks about wages since the beginning of the month.
Colt's chief executive officer, Dennis Veilleux, says it is not permanently ending production but believes there is already an adequate supply of sporting rifles on the market.
Wildlife experts are trying to remind people to "give them room, use your zoom."
