Denver Public Schools enrollment drops, district says; net loss of immigrant students
The net loss of new-to-country students is clear and has an "acute effect" on DPS, district leaders said.
Nonprofit Ednium promotes DPS alums as change makers with Homegrown Awards
Ednium has spearheaded change in Denver and across the state, including making financial literacy a requirement for all Colorado high school graduates.
Free laser shows Tuesday for Colorado Gives Day
The pop-up laser shows are part of the statewide movement to celebrate and increase philanthropy in Colorado. There will be three locations across the Front Range.
Federal judge in Colorado declares ICE practice of warrantless arrests illegal
Plaintiff Caroline Dias Goncalves, a Utah college student detained in Mesa County, must be refunded costs she incurred to obtain and post her bond. ICE must also demonstrate compliance in follow up with ACLU and Court.
Durango family detained by ICE seeks return to Colombia
ICE said the family entered the country illegally in 2024; advocates say their claim for asylum is valid.
Coloradans are spending less and worried about health care costs
The bipartisan Colorado Polling Institute finds voters are worried about the economy as housing and health care costs rise.
Coloradans say national politics in crisis, deportations going "too far"
On immigration - 64% of Colorado voters say they're concerned that ICE is detaining people who should not be detained.
Denver's Five Points Ambassador & jazz legend Purnell Steen dies
Purnell Steen was passionate about preserving the jazz and blues music of Denver's iconic Five Points neighborhood.
Professor works with Northern Arapaho to revitalize and teach the language
Professor Andy Cowell's focus now is helping younger people to learn Arapaho and helping teachers develop materials and curriculum for students.
Parker teacher deported to Peru after requesting voluntary departure
Global Village Academy called teachers' deportation "unfortunate" for her family and the school community.
Girls Inc. prepares girls to be strong, smart and bold
With after-school and summer programming, college prep and scholarships, Girls Inc. prepares girls to navigate the world and to chart their futures.
This Colorado Gives season, People & Pollinators wants spring gardens to buzz with life
The People & Pollinators Action Network works to restore lands and native vegetation where pollinators can thrive.
Union-backed candidates leading in Denver School Board elections
All union-backed candidates were leading in the Denver Board of Education elections. Only one of three incumbents seeking re-election, Xochitl Gaytán, was leading.
Early giving starts for Colorado Gives Day, thousands of nonprofits need your support
The statewide movement launched in 2010 has propelled Colorado to a top position in the country for philanthropic giving.
ICE says father who was detained in Durango was "mistaken" for someone else
The father detained with his two children by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Durango earlier this week was wrongly identified by agents, a senior official with ICE's Denver field office said. The family remains in custody.