Congressman Joe Neguse (CO-02) and Congresswoman Veronica Escobar (TX-16), both members of the U.S. House Judiciary Committee, sent a letter to agency heads at the Department of Justice, Dep... Read more

  By Melanie Asmar   The syllabus for Gerardo Muñoz’s AP World History class doesn’t call for discussing coups until Unit 9, but after watching a mob of extremists storm the U.S. C... Read more

Due to the economic impact on homeowners caused by the current pandemic, The Office of the Denver Clerk and Recorder, the Office of Financial Empowerment and Protection, the Denver Housing A... Read more

By Yesenia Robles   Many Colorado teachers, parents, and district leaders are asking the state to forgo spring testing for English proficiency. It’s inequitable, they say, to ask Englis... Read more

Effective January 1, every employer in the City and County of Denver must pay their employees at least $14.77 per hour, with few exceptions. “This is a truly challenging time for businesses,... Read more

Denver Motor Vehicle Title and Registration (DMV) have resumed in-person services at all branch locations, for the regular hours of 7 am-3:30 pm Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Fri., and 7:30 am-3:... Read more

By Sarah Tory   It was the barren shelves at the grocery store that worried Berenice most when the coronavirus pandemic hit last March. She worried about having enough food for her three chi... Read more

By Cory Phare   Victor Hernández was working as a student nurse at Porter Adventist Hospital in Littleton, Colorado this year when COVID-19 broke out at a nearby senior-care facility. I... Read more

By Yesenia Robles   After moving between excitement and frustration, a group of Latino parents in Boulder is now cautiously optimistic that their voices will be heard in a school distri... Read more

Jefferson County Community Partners recently launched the CommUNITY campaign, a new campaign in the continued effort to promote and connect people in need in Jefferson County with community... Read more