Colorado group seeks to confront rise in antisemitism
Former CSU student says she was threatened with failing her art class for painting an Israeli kibbutz
About 40,000 Coloradans Lost SNAP in a Year as Food Bank of the Rockies...
About 40,000 Coloradans have lost access to SNAP food benefits in the last year as program requirements changed, Ron Meehan, government relations manager at Feeding Colorado, said at an Oct. 14 roundtable at Food Bank of the Rockies' warehouse in Aurora, Colorado Newsline reported. At the same event, the food bank said food insecurity is at a 12-year high.
In Denver, Waymo riders say robotaxis are getting pelted with eggs on city streets
"I was not expecting that type of attention at all."
Man arrested after father, daughter attacked in Aurora garage
A 33-year-old man was arrested after he allegedly walked into an Aurora garage and attacked a father and daughter.
CDOT unveils trucks to protect emergency responders from crashes
The Colorado Department of Transportation is unveiling its new crash prevention trucks that will help protect emergency crews responding to scenes.
Man arrested after road rage incident, shots fired in Aurora school pickup line
A man was arrested in Aurora on Tuesday after police say he fired a weapon in the parking lot of a high school.
History Colorado will change its name back, becoming the Colorado History Museum
DENVER — Coloradans visiting History Colorado in the coming weeks may take notice that the museum will be no more – at least in name. That’s because History Colorado officials last week announced the museum will undergo somewhat of a small change, transforming from History Colorado to the Colorado History Museum – a previous name the state’s history institution held for more than two decades more than 30 years ago.
Colorado pastor released from ICE facility
A 79-year-old retired Ugandan pastor has been fighting for a year to stay in the United States. For now, he can take a pause. The U.S. District Court of Colorado officially granted the petition for a writ of habeas corpus for Edward Nalwamba — an immigrant from Uganda who has lived and preached in the U.S. since 2002 — on Oct. 19, ordering Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to release the man from detention at the Aurora detention center. He was released today, Oct. 20.
Visiting musician files civil rights lawsuit after K-9 attack in Aurora
A civil rights lawsuit has been filed against the Aurora Police Department after a K-9 attacked a man during a SWAT raid.
FAA flags 2 near midair collisions at airport in Colorado, restricts parallel takeoffs at...
The Federal Aviation Administration is restricting takeoffs at Centennial Airport after identifying dozens of safety-related incidents, including two verified near-midair collisions.
