Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 10th of September.
Good morning, Denver.
Older adults in Aurora benefit from the free on-demand microtransit service Aurora Rides.
The pilot program, launched early this year with the Regional Transportation District, now allows users to prebook rides (expansion is being considered) to help meet the growing need for easy transportation.
CPR Classical (in partnership with the Mexican Cultural Center and Colorado Symphony) presents its 10th annual Latin Beats: Sonidos de las Américas concert on Saturday, Sept.
19, at 7PM in Boettcher Concert Hall as part of Hispanic Heritage Month; admission is free.
Colorado author Peter Heller told Denver Press Club on Sept.
2 that although 'The Dog Stars' film did not meet box office hopes, his books saw a boost in sales (he expects two more adaptations in the next two years).
Boulder Valley School District reached a settlement with the Anti-Defamation League and a family over a civil rights complaint filed in June regarding antisemitic bullying at Southern Hills Middle School.
The agreement sets new training, a Superintendent Advisory Group, and clearer reporting measures into motion to foster safer schools.
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