McAuliffe community rallies behind fired principal
Students, parents, faculty and community leaders gathered at McAuliffe International Campus to show their support for Kurt Dennis, the recently fired principal, and demand that DPS reinstate him.
Colorado Black Arts Festival celebrates creativity and culture
Denver's City Park is hosting a celebration of African American culture and creativity. The 37th annual Colorado Black Arts Festival is underway, and thousands are immersing themselves in the fun.
Aurora mayor proposes to end aid agreement with Denver
The cities of Aurora and Denver have a mutual aid agreement, stating that they may call upon each other for additional law enforcement resources when needed.
Hail leaves car owner with new damage after leaving body shop
Hail storms are bad coming down, and the damage remains long after they've passed. A Denver man learned the hard way that your property isn't guaranteed safe, even at places that specialize in fixing it.
Broncos training camp capacity limit will be enforced in 2023
Broncos Training Camp kicks off next month. Last year, more than 7,000 fans attended a single practice. This year, each practice will have a limited capacity of 3,000 fans.
Teen boys find support at leadership summit
The Crowley Foundation is holding its annual Leadership Summit this week. The Crowley Foundation works with young teens to help them realize their potential and become leaders in their communities.
Video captures teen suspect hiding from police after smoke shop robbery
Frankie, a neighbor who lives in the area, captured one of the teen suspects evading police on his home surveillance camera after a robbery at a smoke shop in Aurora.
Police arrest rideshare driver for alleged sex assault of minor passenger
Aurora police arrested a ride-share driver after a teenager claimed he allegedly sexually assaulted her in his car.
Early draft of Denver's safety plan for public schools released
Denver Public Schools released an updated draft of its new safety plan. In response to recent incidents of violence, DPS has been working to revise district-wide safety policies.
Aurora asks neighbors how to spend $2.5M on Martin Luther King Jr. Library remodel
Funding for the remodel comes from a $2.5 million federal grant. It'll help build more library space and create a place for community and connection.
Otis Taylor gets high school diploma decades after being expelled for hair
A Denver musician who was expelled from school over 50 years ago as a result of racial hair discrimination received an honorary diploma.
Aurora sues Denver over lawsuits from George Floyd protests
The city of Aurora is suing the city and county of Denver over liability for lawsuits stemming from protests in 2020.
East High dean shot by student speaks publicly for first time
One of the East High School deans who was shot by a student in March is sharing what happened that day. Jerald Mason told his story surrounded by parents pushing for safer schools.
DPS releases draft of new safety plan
In response to recent incidents of violence, DPS worked to revise district-wide safety policies. One day after the shooting at East High School, the Board of Education directed the superintendent to craft a comprehensive safety plan.
Aurora water restrictions begin on Monday
New water restrictions for the City of Aurora go into effect on Monday. Aurora residents may water no more than two days a week.