With emergency housing set to end, residents take concerns to city council
Aloft agreed to lease the space to the city during COVID with the help of emergency pandemic aid that they knew would come to an end.
Former Gateway principal, staff at center of police embezzlement investigation
The former principal of Gateway High School in Aurora and an office assistant who has worked alongside him are under investigation for allegedly embezzling more than $100,000 from the school.
Discussion ignites surrounding ranked choice voting option in Denver
There were 17 mayoral candidates on the ballot in Denver's municipal election this week and it was always unlikely that any would capture more than 50% of the vote.
Colorado researchers launch trial for new COVID vaccine for children
While scientists for Moderna developed an updated vaccine for adults that includes protection against the omicron variant, those 6 months to 5 years old have only the original vaccine as an option.
Who's moving in? Jeffco school properties up for sale
Allendale Elementary in Arvada, and Zerger Elementary not far away in Westminster, are slated to get new owners. More JeffCo properties are soon to follow.
Teachers speak out about Denver Public Schools disciplinary changes
For years Denver Public Schools has been working to disrupt the school-to-prison pipeline changing how they students are disciplined, changes some teachers say have unintended consequences.
As SROs return to DPS campuses, concerns remain
The shooting at East High School Wednesday morning has reignited the debate around school resource officers in Denver Public Schools.
Behavioral health study used to help identify barriers to care
A new study from the city's Department of Public Health and environment focused on the community shows they serve four in 10 people who sought behavioral health services in the past year but couldn't get help.
$14,000 bonus offered to address state mental health nursing shortage
According to the Colorado Department of Human Services, roughly 100,000 nurses left the field nationwide during the first year of the COVID pandemic, while there's been a 10% increase in demand for mental health nurses.
First female patrol officer for DPD honored for Women's History Month
The Denver Police Museum is honoring one of its own as part of International Women's History Month and 50 years after they started allowing women on patrol.
CDOT identifies stretch of Colfax Avenue as top crash hotspot
According to a new study from CDOT, the section of roadway from Colfax Avenue and Moline Street to Colfax Avenue and Peoria Street topped the list of crash hotspots in the Denver metro area.
Lakewood City Council approves new rules for short-term rentals
The City of Lakewood is one of the many Colorado communities where a debate about the future of short-term rentals has been taking place.
Gun violence summit focuses on solutions, specifically those provided by students
A gun violence summit hosted by East High School members of Students Demand Action was born out of fear... and loss.
Aurora police getting new AI system to review bodycam footage
Thousands of hours of bodycam videos are recorded by Aurora police officers every month, but most goes unseen. A new system will change that, but there are concerns surrounding privacy, misuse of footage and the interim police chief's ties to the company now being used.
ADU consideration in Louisville a concern for some Marshall Fire victims
The City of Louisville is considering allowing additional rental units on properties impacted by Marshall Fire as residents work to rebuild.