2 suspects involved in mysterious double homicide and assault inside Colorado prison, state says
Investigators believe two suspects were involved in killing two prisoners and assaulting a third at the Bent County Correctional Facility a month ago.
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Conservative law firm alleges Denver Public Schools’ voting map was drawn with ‘racial intent’
The Virginia-based Public Interest Legal Foundation is alleging that Denver Public Schools’ voting map was “drawn with illegal racial intent,” according to a lawsuit filed Thursday.
Trump says World Cup referee’s red card call was ‘horrible’ but insists he left outcome to FIFA
President Trump confirmed calling FIFA President Gianni Infantino regarding Folarin Balogun’s red card, helping to lift the striker’s suspension.
Larimer County measles case prompts exposure alert at Longmont, Aurora hospitals
Unvaccinated teen likely contracted virus during international travel; public asked to monitor for symptoms
Colorado trooper hit by suspected drunken driver on I-70 near Watkins
Three people were injured Saturday when a suspected drunken driver crashed into the back of a Colorado State Patrol vehicle on I-70 near Watkins
Colorado wildfires: 91,000-acre Aspen Acres fire prompts new evacuations in Fremont County
All areas that were on pre-evacuation status in Fremont County were moved to mandatory evacuation orders Sunday as the Aspen Acres fire spread.
A ban won’t stop abortion pill access, telehealth providers say
States could ban misoprostol, the FDA doesn’t typically regulate how a drug is used off-label.
Feds send warning letters to 5 Colorado hospitals about their price transparency
Five Colorado hospitals recevied warning letters from the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services saying their price transparency files weren’t up to par.
Denver high school students increasingly use summer classes to earn college credit
The number of Denver Public Schools high school students taking concurrent enrollment classes increased from 88 in 2022 to more than 225 this summer. The students in the advanced classes are separate from the more than 1,200 pupils who attend traditional summer school to receive additional academic help.
Today in History: July 6, Philando Castile fatally shot during traffic stop
Philando Castile, a Black elementary school cafeteria worker, was fatally shot during a traffic stop in a suburb of St. Paul, Minnesota, by St. Anthony Police Officer Jeronimo Yanez.