Student Testing Showdown Dominates End Of Lawmaking Term
An intense debate over student testing requirements had Colorado lawmakers scrambling Tuesday to resolve long-simmering disputes over how best to reduce standardized tests.
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An intense debate over student testing requirements had Colorado lawmakers scrambling Tuesday to resolve long-simmering disputes over how best to reduce standardized tests.
Colorado Republicans have rejected a bill to reclassify a fee paid by hospitals in order to use future budget surpluses on education and transportation.
With Denver's competitive real estate market, homes for sale are becoming a target not just for house hunters but also for thieves.
A storm system bringing moderate to heavy rain to much of Colorado's Front Range is raising the risk of flash flooding.
The City of Denver mayor seat along with more than a dozen city council seats are on the ballot in Tuesday's election.
A liquor store robbery suspect struck an Arapahoe County Sheriff's deputy with his car and then another deputy shot the suspect early Tuesday morning.
DaVita Healthcare of Denver will pay nearly a half-billion dollars to settle a lawsuit claiming the company defrauded Medicare and Medicaid.
A nurse rescuing an injured woman from a Central Texas hiking trail tumbled to her death from a spinning hoist suspended from a medical helicopter, according to a federal report released Tuesday.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado is bringing a smart phone app to the state that has been used by tens of thousands of people elsewhere to safeguard videos they record of law enforcement at work.
Habitual drunken drivers would face felony charges in Colorado with a measure given initial approval in the state Senate.
A newlywed woman who was wounded in the Colorado theater massacre testified Tuesday that when the shooting began, she told her husband she loved him because she feared they wouldn't survive.
A new study investigated the reasons why people are anxious about doing things alone. And why you should try it.
Crews broke ground on the new library in Lone Tree on Monday.
Colorado lawmakers are close to agreement on one of the most vexing problems of the term — how to reduce standardized tests for students in public schools.
A woman accused of cutting an unborn baby from a stranger's womb is due in court for a hearing to determine if she will stand trial.
