Strike vote by Denver teachers no longer imminent due to contract extension

Colorado teachers spend hundreds of dollars on their classrooms, union survey says

The teachers union advocates for the state to spend more on K-12 education.

Where can teachers afford a single-family home in Denver? A map

Based on sale data from the Denver Assessor's Office, our Chart of the Week shows where homes have sold in Denver County for $242,000.

Only 12.9 percent of Denver teachers can afford real estate here. For restaurant workers, it’s worse.

Teacher by day, waitress by night: Colorado teachers work second jobs to make ends meet

Many teachers nationwide take on second jobs outside the school system.

Colorado’s electoral votes: Eight for Clinton initially, one not counted — and then replaced

Colorado's nine electors voted in the governor’s office of the state capitol at noon today.

Colorado “faithless electors” seek emergency motion blocking new oath of office

Court of Appeals leaves the door open just a crack for Colorado “faithless electors”

Colorado Supreme Court won’t hear “faithless electors” case

Electors appeal to Colorado Supreme Court in last-ditch effort to free their votes

Denver judge: Colorado faithless electors can be replaced if they don’t vote for Clinton

"If you take an oath of office and then immediately violate it, that should have consequences," said Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams.

An appeal has been filed in the Colorado faithless electors lawsuit

Denver teachers can afford 1.1 percent of Denver homes

One group of people who gets a free pass from me to complain about the affordability of homes in Denver? Teachers.

Most Denver teachers are white. Most students are not. Could a new teaching method bridge the divide?