Colorado’s new minimum wage means raises for child care workers and tuition increases for parents
“I don’t know how much more parents can pay,” said Diane Price, who heads a nonprofit network of seven centers in Colorado Springs.
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Life in a child-care desert: How Elyria-Swansea is tackling a nationwide problem
Licensed child care — particularly for children 3 and younger — is hard to come by in this north Denver neighborhood.
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MY Denver Card unlocks free kids’ activities in the city
For my family and for many others, summer isn't the open-ended free time I remember from my own childhood.
U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman says “we need the memos,” plus reactions from the rest of Colorado’s congressfolk
U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman issued one of the most direct statements so far from a Republican elected official on the ongoing investigation into the Trump administration's connections to Russia, the firing of FBI Director James Comey and the link between the two.
Colorado Springs mayor John Suthers makes shortlist of Trump’s possible Comey replacements for FBI
The Colorado Springs Republican was confirmed along with 10 other officials as possible Comey replacements by Fox News on Friday.
Denver tech firm could face federal charges for deleting thousands of Hillary Clinton’s emails
Lawmaker: Probe deleted Clinton emails cited in FBI report
A historic gymnasium in Berkeley was a Boys and Girls Club. Now it will be a Goddard preschool.
The Robert Steele Gymnasium, 3914 King St., was built in 1914 to provide a place for play and social opportunities for the children of northwest Denver.