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Colorado food banks brace for surge in demand as pandemic boost to SNAP aid ends
Colorado's food banks are expecting a surge in demand over the coming weeks as extra pandemic food assistance is cut off.
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Politics
A coalition of bi-partisan Black leaders in Denver stands together to condemn anti-Blackness in the 2023 municipal elections.
Demanding candidates and media outlets act with integrity and respect towards all community members. Full statement attached. “As a bi-partisan coalition of Black elected officials, community leaders, and organizations, we stand together to condemn the blatant anti-Blackness that has been…
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IN THE BLUE: Aurora cop disciplined but not charged for stalking former girlfriend, now heads DART squad
“All too often DAs look the other way when they see police harassing, lying and engaging in illegal conduct. They could be an early warning system and they’re one of the few actors that have the power to deter.”
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MAKING HISTORY: Colorado students laud pilot Black history class caught in culture wars
Overland High School is one of 60 schools in the nation — and the only one in Colorado — participating in the pilot program for AP African American Studies.
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Colorado College withdraws from U.S. News & World Report rankings. What does that mean for students?
Pedro de Araujo, vice president and dean of the college, said the college has tried to rethink how to attract and graduate students from Colorado, including those who are from low-income families and students of color. The Colorado College student…
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Inaccurate Political Signs Appeared in the Night on Broomfield City Council Member’s Lawns
Signs placed on Broomfield City Council member’s homes read “Proud Gun Free Home” and purported to be from an organization that had no knowledge these signs were made.
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Map experts dig for roots of racial separation in metro Denver neighborhoods
Why do the metro area’s communities look the way they do? The answer isn’t completely clear, but two map experts have delved into local property records, uncovering data that could help start to answer that question. They’re trying to discover…
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Incarcerated Coloradans could get released early by going to college
People incarcerated for nonviolent offenses in Colorado could earn time off their sentence if they get a college degree or credential. In 2018, Colorado had one of the worst recidivism rates in the country — half of all formerly incarcerated…
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Community Concerns Arise When Off-Duty Boulder Police Officers Breech Policy at City Council Meeting
Off Duty Boulder Police officers wore uniforms and brought firearms to City Council meeting regarding police oversight.
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52 days without reliable running water: Did Colorado’s mobile home protections work for Summit County?
Local and state officials said a state agency designed to safeguard the rights of mobile home residents could have acted faster even as the end result showed its enforcement capabilities were successful.
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