Denver Public Schools sues Department of Homeland Security to keep ICE away
Denver Public Schools is seeking a temporary restraining order to reverse a federal policy prohibiting immigration enforcement actions at "sensitive" locations.
U.S. military to provide facilities at Buckley base to process detained migrants
The U.S. military is providing facilities at Buckley Space Force Base in Colorado for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to process detained migrants. That's according to a spokesperson for the U.S. Northern Command.
New state reports aim to educate Coloradans about health care costs & investments
Hospital costs drive insurance premiums, and in Colorado the cost of care has grown by a billion dollars each year.
Documentary captures 1960s visits to Denver and Littleton by MLK
The film is focused on visits in 1964 and 1967, and how Coloradans responded when the civil rights leader was slain.
Denver, Aurora, Boulder prepare to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
"Make Real the Promises of Democracy" is the 2025 theme, with events held over several days.
Denver celebrates Kwanzaa December 26 to January 1
The Kwanzaa Committee of Denver hosts public events throughout the seven days, inviting the entire community.
Rosier forecast for Colorado budget, but cuts loom
The state has seen a number of departments grow in response to new Colorado commitments such as universal preschool and free school lunches.
"The Tea on THC" campaign aims to educate about dangers of high THC cannabis
The entire marketplace is high concentration now, researchers say, and cannabis can impact the mind and body in ways human beings have never experienced before.
Douglas County School Board unanimous in vote to offer AP African American Studies
The decision was delayed after board president requested time to address questions raised by some parents.
Homegrown Awards celebrate DPS alums committed to Denver
The nominations for Cristina Chacon showcased her leadership and character, plus her dedication to community.
Colorado lawmakers debate $150M education cuts, impact on school budgets
The Colorado Joint Budget Committee is addressing K-12 education funding, with several members expressing concerns about what they say amounts to $150 million in cuts to public schools.
New state Medicaid program covers kids & pregnant women, no matter immigration status
State law protects patient privacy and the benefits don't present a "public charge" challenge.
Hundreds turn out for Great Big Challah Bake at the Boulder JCC
Hundreds of people turned out for the Great Big Challah Bake at the Boulder Jewish Community Center.
Boulder will share truth of its tie to the Sand Creek Massacre
Community input is bring sought on the future of open space where Fort Chambers once stood.
Dual-enrolled high schoolers drive community college growth
With a growth of nearly 8% year over year, high schoolers are on track to make up nearly half of the state's community college enrollment.