Tina Peters asks Colorado Court of Appeals overturn convictions
Attorneys for discredited Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters will challenge her criminal convictions before the Colorado Court of Appeals on […]
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Denver Public Schools Foundation restarts pandemic-era food fund
To help feed students and their families during the federal government shutdown, the foundation for Denver Public Schools has restarted
Thanks, Guv for helping us all understand these federal cuts (Letters)
While dashboard is great, hopefully even more federal cuts info is coming Re: “Dashboard shows how much money Colorado has
Judge rules for Denver, other cities over Trump grant funding threats
A federal judge this week put a preliminarily hold on the Trump administration’s potential plans to withhold about $600 million
Boulder boosters pledge an additional $34 million to Sundance festival
A new, $34 million incentive package from a coalition of Boulder’s biggest civic and cultural boosters will help sustain the
Colorado will begin inter-city train travel next year from Denver to Granby
Diesel-powered trains will thunder west from Denver through the Continental Divide to Granby starting late next year, marking the first
Coloradans rally at state capitol against federal cuts and layoffs
Dozens of former federal workers and concerned citizens gathered at the state Capitol’s west steps on Tuesday to urge state
Juneteenth Fest launches emergency appeal as it faces $80,000 shortfall
Denver’s annual Juneteenth Music Festival will this year shrink to a single day as organizers grapple with an $80,000 funding
Democratic states sue to block Trump’s layoffs at Education Department
WASHINGTON — A coalition of Democratic-led states including Colorado is challenging the Trump administration’s sweeping layoffs across the Education Department,
ICE enforcement at schools largely unchanged under Trump, feds tell DPS
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security argues in a new court filing that federal policy regarding immigration arrests at schools hasn’t