Inside the three-candidate battle for northeast Denver’s school board seat
Of the Denver school board races on the November ballot, none packs more intrigue than the fight for District 4.
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March for Truth Denver wants to know what’s going on between the Trump administration and Russia
March for Truth Denver will call for an independent commission with subpoena powers. It is also calling for congressional investigations to continue.
This Denver high school student is running for a school board seat. (Yes, he’s 18.)
Auontai “Tay” Anderson is student body president of Manual High School, chair of the Colorado High School Democrats and command sergeant major of the Junior ROTC 5th Battalion.
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About 75 rallied and marched to demand an investigation into Trump’s ties with Russia
After taking last Saturday off for the first time in the seven weeks since Inauguration Day, Denverites got back to protesting today.
Raising Colorado’s minimum wage a win for state and families, says DU report
Raising Colorado's minimum wage to $12 by 2020 would be a net positive for the state, according to a new report from the University of Denver.
Colorado to vote on ballot measure that would make it harder to pass ballot measures
Colorado voters could make it harder to change the constitution.
A new study predicts ColoradoCare would fall short by $8 billion
ColoradoCare is likely to reduce total health care spending, but not by enough to actually pay for it.