Pissing Match Between DPS and Union Over How Many Teachers Are Striking
Denver Public Schools and the union representing striking teachers disagree over how many educators are taking part in the walkout.
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Andrew Romanoff on How a Family Tragedy Inspires His U.S. Senate Bid
Former Colorado house speaker Andrew Romanoff talks about his decision to run against Cory Gardner for the U.S. Senate in 2020.
Suit Claims DPS Caused Teachers’ Strike That’s Hurting At-Risk Kids
A new lawsuit accuses Denver Public Schools of causing a teachers’ strike that’s causing special education students to miss out on critical instruction.
Hear Message to East Parents About Student Chaos Amid Teachers’ Strike
Denver schools are open during the teachers’ strike, but there doesn’t appear to be a lot of learning going on.
Claim: Cops Brutalized Eric Magne Twice in an Hour
A new lawsuit claims that Eric Magne was the victim of excessive force twice in an hour at the hands of two different law enforcers.
Most and Least Attractive Denver Suburbs for Renters
A new survey shows that the Denver-area suburbs with the largest percentage rise in renters aren’t usually the least expensive.
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Instructor’s Story Tells Both Sides of Denver Teachers’ Strike
The story of one Denver teacher provides insight into the issues that have led to the start of Denver’s first teachers’ strike in 25 years.
Denver Teachers’ Strike: Mayor Hancock Wants to Bridge Union, DPS Gap
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock is trying to use the bully pulpit to help teachers and the school district reach an agreement amid a looming strike.
Mike Johnston on Challenging Cory Gardner in Nation’s Hottest Senate Race
Former state senator Mike Johnston talks about his bid to unseat U.S. Senator Cory Gardner.
Body Broker Lawsuit: Woman’s Head Went to One Place, Pelvis to Another
A Colorado family is suing a funeral home and body brokerage after learning their mother’s body parts were sold without their consent.
State to Allow Overcrowded Daycares If Denver Teachers Strike
The State of Colorado is allowing metro-Denver daycares to apply to care for more kids than regulations allow in the event of a teachers’ strike.
How TABOR Father Douglas Bruce Defends Controversial Amendment
The father of the Taxpayer Bill of Rights defends TABOR in the face of criticism that’s echoed across more than a quarter-century.
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Colorado’s Troubling Avalanche Fatality and Close-Call Stats, Unique Risks
The number of avalanches that led to fatalities or close calls in Colorado this season is on pace to set a disturbing record.
Denver Teachers’ Strike: Union’s FAQ in Advance of Planned Monday Walkout
The Denver Classroom Teachers Association answers frequently asked questions in advance of a planned February 11 walkout.
The Metro Denver City With the Same One-Bedroom Rent as a Year Ago
Rent prices in metro Denver are moderating on a monthly basis, and one-bedroom rent in one community is the same as it was at this time last year.
Latest Police Shooting in Denver: One Dead, One Hurt, Two Toddlers Survive
The latest police shooting in Denver involved shots fired into a moving vehicle that contained two toddlers.
What a Denver Teachers’ Strike Would Mean to Students of Color
The Colorado Black Round Table is calling for both sides in a potential teachers’ strike to consider the impact a work stoppage would have on students of color.
Cory Gardner Loves Trump Nominee Environmental Groups Hate
Senator Cory Gardner’s support for yet another cabinet nominee of President Donald Trump flies in the face of criticism from environmental groups.
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See Boulder Jail Cops Bust Men for Taking Video on Public Sidewalk
An attorney for two men arrested for taking video near Boulder County jail has sent a demand letter related to an alleged violation of their rights.
Denver Teachers’ Strike: Union Frustrated by Governor Polis’s Actions
The Denver teachers union’s leadership is upset that Colorado Governor Jared Polis is calling for meetings before allowing a strike against Denver Public Schools to move forward.
Recalling Denver Icon Irv Brown and What Sports Broadcasting Used to Be
We remember Denver radio and TV icon Irv Brown, who died of cancer on February 3 at age 83.
9News’s Kathy Sabine Reflects on 25 Years on Denver TV, Uncertain Future
9News forecaster Kathy Sabine details the road that led to quarter-century run as one of Denver TV’s biggest stars and her uncertain future with the station.