Denver Police investigating fatal auto-pedestrian crash at Evans and Quebec
Denver Police investigating a fatal automobile/pedestrian crash at Evans and Quebec.
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Juvenile shot in Aurora apartment complex; three suspects flee
A 15-year-old male was shot in an Aurora apartment complex. Aurora Police say three Hispanic males fled the scene in a newer red Mustang or Charger
Boy shot at Aurora apartment complex
A boy was in surgery on Monday afternoon after being shot in an interior hallway of an Aurora apartment complex.
CSU researchers will fly into smoke plumes to probe the impact of Western wildfires on air quality, weather
CSU, with a $3.8 million grant from the National Science Foundation Atmospheric Chemistry program, and the University of Colorado are among five universities working to gather a more comprehensive date...
RAFT keeps Colorado educators afloat with cheap classroom supplies and inspiration
As many as 3,600 educators use an old warehouse that is now the headquarters for RAFT or Resource Area For Teachers. A non-profit, RAFT takes discarded and recycled material from...
Every drinking fountain and sink in every Colorado school could be tested for lead under public health bill
Colorado lawmakers want every source of drinking water in Colorado schools to be tested for lead. But some worry that the cost of cleaning up the contamination will hurt cash-strapped...
Can Colorado’s kids compete in the modern economy? New bill would prioritize overhaul of state’s education system
The bill would create a new board to advise and steer how Colorado's students fare compared to the nation and world.
Colorado’s teacher shortage is a “crisis” that’s getting worse, educators say
Colorado faces a massive teacher shortage at the same time the number of education graduates in the state has declined by 24.4 percent.
Colorado teacher shortage bill gets a passing grade
House Bill 1003 requires state and school officials to work together to identify solutions to Colorado's critical teacher shortage. The state is 3,000 teachers short of filling existing teacher slots
More Colorado high school kids than ever enrolled concurrently in college courses in 2015-16
The number of students enrolled in some form of dual enrollment program jumps by 2,806 students