Colorado’s private company operating the Aurora immigration detention center missed a state public health order deadline to provide details on a tuberculosis case and has not responded after ceasing communication with Denver Health TB Clinic.
The health department is coordinating with local officials to seek legal remedies.
Residents in Centennial shared their favorite Colorado scents during a community survey at deKoevend Park on Aug.
12, with opinions ranging from fresh pine and aspen to hints of manure from cattle feedlots. The discussion captured diverse memories of the state's outdoors.
Vail Resorts revealed target opening dates for its 2026-2027 ski season in Colorado.
The schedule begins with Keystone Resort opening as soon as possible in October, Breckenridge on Nov. 6, Vail Mountain on Nov. 13, and Beaver Creek and Crested Butte on Nov. 25; planned dates may change with weather conditions.
About 40,000 Colorado high school students were dual enrolled last fall, making up about 40% of community college enrollment.
The Department of Education is boosting support by following a report’s recommendations to improve academic advising, funding, and pathways to college + careers.
Wildlife officials in Colorado Springs remind residents to lock vehicles and remove food and trash after a (300-pound) black bear died in an unlocked car after it became trapped and damaged the vehicle while trying to escape; drought conditions have driven bears to search for food near homes.
Arvada did not approve permits for this year's century-old Harvest Festival due to safety, financial, and operational concerns, and organizers will hold a scaled-down event on Yukon Street Sept.
11 to 13. The city will review future permits after changes are implemented.
School District 49 voted Monday to dissolve Education reEnvisioned BOCES (ERBOCES) after state officials scrutinized its board and contracts; the group will wind down over the coming school year as oversight transfers to the district effective Sept.
15. The decision follows months of state concerns over public funding.
Colorado recorded a record number of bear conflict reports this summer, with several incidents including a homeless man bitten while sleeping in Aspen.
CPW responded by euthanizing one adult female bear and urges residents to secure trash and pet food to help prevent further encounters.
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