Denver

The state counted about 1,200 fewer K-12 students this school year. Some analysts expect that, as birth rates continue to decrease, student enrollment in public schools won’t rebound.

On any given night, you could find punks and all-night partiers digging into their food alongside cops and corporate types

As anxiety, depression and thoughts of quitting rise among teachers, districts are taking small steps to help them cope.

As more public personalities embrace angst and anger in their oratory, violent outbursts become inevitable

Clayton Early Learning branched out from food giveaways to create its own on-campus market, where struggling staff and families can pick up nutritious food, free of charge.

Authorities identified the fourth and fifth victims as Michael Swinyard, 67, and Alyssa Gunn, 35

According to the Gun Violence Archive, it’s the 13th mass shooting in Colorado in 2021. With the year nearly over, it could be the last — until next year.

The shootings started shortly after 5 p.m. Monday in central Denver, where two women were killed and a man was wounded

The official measurement at the Denver International Airport was three-tenths of an inch

Prolonged school closures, adults clashing over political debates and families suffering job loss or the death of a loved one have all contributed to students misbehaving in school

Federal funding and awareness about the need to provide affordable housing to youth exiting foster care have increased over the past decade

The election was a sweep by candidates backed by the Denver teachers union and critical of Denver Public Schools’ past reforms

The online real estate giant Zillow bought more than 500 homes in 10 Front Range counties this summer, often spending more than asking.

Gov. Jared Polis’ budget proposal seeks $1.3 million to create a state public-private partnership office. Public policy observers are skeptical.