- Classrooms in the Integrated Learning Center, where the teacher who died worked, will remain closed Thursday and Friday.
- A recent spate of more than a dozen botched cases included allegations of assault, murder and child abuse.
- The companies’ plans have drawn skepticism from unions, consumer advocate groups and Colorado's attorney general.
- The suit alleged Sec. Jena Griswold violated the National Voter Registration Act.
- Forecasters expect the system to slowly move past the I-25 corridor by early Monday afternoon.
- More than 100 stores across the country are participating in the daylong strike, according to the baristas' union.
- The incident at Cherrywood Village comes as another Balfour facility in Louisville faces a wrongful death lawsuit.
- Police are still investigating the incident and whether students were involved.
- The case is the largest legal action workers have taken against the company’s alleged union busting in the wake of a wave of organizing at Starbucks locations in the state last year.
- A family dynasty has led to a world champion. This is Escher Letkoff’s second stint at the top of the global rankings. How long can he hold on?
- Benefit recipients should make sure their household information is up-to-date to get the maximum amount of assistance.
- At its peak, at least 4,000 households were stuck in an application review bottleneck.
- Owners have also laid off workers and changed their selections to weather the blow to their bottom line.
- Schools in at least a dozen cities, including Boulder and Englewood, received threatening phone calls. No injuries were reported.
- Expect freezing rain and strong winds in some parts of the state.
- A Nicaraguan inmate’s foot injury while in ICE custody last year led to a fatal blood clot, autopsy finds.
