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Colorado weather: Fire danger “critical” in Denver, across state

The Dever Post 3/22 5:50A Max Levy

The Denver area and much of the state will face “critical fire weather conditions” Saturday, as dry, windy weather continues to fuel the risk of wildfires, according to the...

Aurora police chief reacts to escape from ICE facility in Aurora

CBS Denver (News) 3/21 2:34A CBS Colorado

Aurora police chief Todd Chamberlain reacts after two men escaped from the ICE facility in Aurora.

Denver man sentenced to 21 years in prison for human trafficking

The Denver Post (Top Stories) 3/20 3:20A Lauren Penington

A man who took a deal and pleaded guilty in January to human trafficking was sentenced Wednesday to 21 years in prison, according to the Denver District Attorney s Office....

Following arrest of former employee, Colorado state documents and a parent reveal other concerns...

CBS Denver (News) 3/20 3:00A Gabriela Vidal

A startling discovery about a day care center employee in Colorado left parents like Sara Flater in disbelief. "Heartbroken, and sick, sick to our stomachs," said Flater. "We know that there's a child...

David Lynch movies at Alamo Drafthouse, sea monsters at Denver museum, and more things to do

The Denver Post (Top Stories) 3/20 2:00A John Wenzel

Jurassic Oceans comes to life Friday-Sept. 7. The fascinating some might say terrifying creatures of the ancient oceans are coming to Denver Museum of Nature & Science starting this weekend. Jurassic...

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What’s at stake in Colorado’s school-funding fight as teachers descend on Capitol

The Denver Post (Education) 3/20 2:00A Jessica Seaman

When teachers rally at the Colorado State Capitol on Thursday, the message they intend to bring to Gov. Jared Polis and legislators scrambling to fill a $1.2 billion shortfall...

Colorado lawmakers ordered schools to report data on seclusion. For the most part, it hasn’t...

The Denver Post (Education) 3/19 4:55A Melanie Asmar

This story was originally published by Chalkbeat . Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters No one knows how many Colorado students are shut inside rooms, alone,...

This 7th grader won the Denver regional science fair and Colorado’s state spelling bee in one week

The Denver Post (Education) 3/13 2:00A Elizabeth Hernandez

An Aurora seventh grader achieved a scholastic twofer last week, winning Denver s regional science fair and the Colorado state spelling bee in a six-day span. Vedanth Raju, a 12-year-old who attends...

White supremacist invited to speak at Colorado Mesa University by student club, sparking backlash

The Denver Post (Education) 3/12 7:37A The Grand Junction Daily Sentine

Jared Taylor was invited to speak on campus by the student organization Western Culture Club. Although Taylor may not associate with the white supremacist label, he has been...

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Letters: How about a Mark Kelly/Jason Crow ticket?

The Dever Post (Letters to the Editor) 3/21 9:27A DP Opinion

How about a Kelly/Crow ticket? It s time to start repairing the image of Democrats being effete and feckless. They can start by grooming Sen. Mark Kelly (Arizona) and Rep....

David Lynch movies at Alamo Drafthouse, sea monsters at Denver museum, and more things to do

The Denver Post (Entertainment) 3/20 2:00A John Wenzel

Jurassic Oceans comes to life Friday-Sept. 7. The fascinating some might say terrifying creatures of the ancient oceans are coming to Denver Museum of Nature & Science starting this weekend. Jurassic...

Five years after the pandemic began, Colorado’s restaurant industry isn’t the same. Will it ever...

The Dever Post (Lifestyles) 3/17 2:00A Miguel Otárola

When Gov. Jared Polis ordered Colorado restaurants to stop all indoor dining on March 17, 2020, Annette was hitting its stride. Opened in 2016, the Aurora restaurant was building a name with its...

Letters: Border relief could have come in Trump’s first term. He blocked it.

The Dever Post (Letters to the Editor) 3/16 1:01A DP Opinion

Border relief could have started much earlier if not for Trump interference Re: In Arizona, relief along the border now that Trump is back in charge, March 9 commentary It’s...

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Five years after the pandemic began, Colorado’s restaurant industry isn’t the same. Will it ever...

The Dever Post (Food & Dining) 3/17 2:00A Miguel Otárola

When Gov. Jared Polis ordered Colorado restaurants to stop all indoor dining on March 17, 2020, Annette was hitting its stride. Opened in 2016, the Aurora restaurant was building a name with its...

Latino-owned small businesses are growing quickly. This Colorado organization is showing them the...

The Denver Post (Food Retail) 3/12 6:53A Elizabeth Hernandez

Patsy Aguilar longed to bring a taste of the Mexican city of Mazatlán to Colorado. She and her husband excelled in the kitchen, whipping up fresh seafood and ceviches from their homeland. But when it...

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Rockies Mailbag: Can Chase Dollander be next Paul Skenes?

The Denver Post (Sports) 3/19 1:45A Patrick Saunders

Denver Post sports writer Patrick Saunders with the latest installment of his Rockies Mailbag. Pose a Rockies- or MLB-related question for the Rockies Mailbag. Does Chase...

Colorado high school girls basketball’s all-time starting five

The Denver Post (Preps) 3/12 3:30A Kyle Newman

The current crop of Colorado high school girls basketball stars are underscoring the state s legacy as a girls hoops hotbed. Who would be considered the best ever to come out of Colorado? The Denver...

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Tenants sue landlord of Denver’s Cedar Run Apartments — site of a recent ICE raid — over “unsafe”...

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 3/10 10:01A Megan Ulu-Lani Boyanton

Tenants of Cedar Run Apartments, a Denver complex that was the site of a highly publicized immigration raid last month, filed a lawsuit against their landlord Monday alleging unsafe conditions. A...

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Federal funding cuts threaten Colorado’s plan to reduce HIV infections

The Denver Post (Healthcare) 3/22 2:00A Meg Wingerter

Colorado public health officials started the year with a plan to bring down new HIV infections across the state. Less than three months in, possible cuts to federal funding...

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