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Lawsuit alleges Lakewood charter school leadership failed to protect student from racial harassment (opens the original)
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JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. — A federal civil rights lawsuit alleges leadership at a Lakewood school did not adequately address racial harassment experienced by a Black student. Jaylen Davis, who attended Addenbrooke Classical Academy, filed the lawsuit on Wednesday against the school, the principal, and the former executive director. Denver7 political reporter Colette Bordelon breaks down the lawsuit in the video below: The filing says Davis was a 16-year-old sophomore when he began experiencing ra
A legacy of doubt: Former CBI forensic scientist who mishandled DNA sentenced to 10 years in prison (opens the original)
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JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. (Scripps News Group) - Inside of a crowded Jefferson County courtroom on Tuesday, Yvonne “Missy” Woods, the former Colorado Bureau of Investigation forensic scientist charged with manipulating evidence for years, was sentenced to 10 years in prison. Woods pleaded guilty in June to four counts in Jefferson County Court. The plea agreement reversed course from Woods’ original not guilty plea in February, following multiple delays in the case. The charges she ultimately plea
New funeral establishment regulations going into effect as Colorado works to balance industry, victim concerns (opens the original)
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DENVER — Calls for regulating the death care industry, which was largely unchecked for decades in Colorado, have created a balancing act for state legislators. A new law seeks to strike a balance between the people scarred by chilling funeral home crimes and members of the industry who have worked to preserve the integrity of the practice. House Bill 26-1258 was a bipartisan piece of legislation with a number of goals. Those included increasing the abuse of a corpse charge from a Class 6 felony
State lawsuit alleges White House orchestrated campaign against Colorado (opens the original)
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DENVER, Colo. — Attorneys called it a smoking gun. The judge said they had never seen anything like it before. Then, the court wondered aloud what people would think if the contents of an email sent by a White House staffer were published in The Denver Post. On August 14, Seth Klamann, a political reporter, was the first to break the news about an email correspondence disclosed last week in federal court as part of a case Colorado filed against the Trump administration. That email, attorneys arg
Explaining Initiative #110: Colorado voters will decide whether to ban gender-affirming surgery for minors (opens the original)
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DENVER — There are less than three months until the 2026 General Election, when Colorado voters will decide upon a measure that supporters argue protects children, while opponents believe it is an attack on the transgender community. The debate is centered upon gender-affirming surgery, which encompasses a range of procedures. Specifically, the ballot measure would ban minors from receiving that kind of medical treatment. Initiative #110 submitted more than 164,000 petition signatures, sending w
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