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Suspended leaders of Golden youth detention center exchanged racist and demeaning messages, records show (opens the original)
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The suspended head of a long-troubled youth detention center in Golden appears to have carried on a romantic relationship with a subordinate, with the pair exchanging racist text messages and demeaning the young people in their care as well as co-workers. The Denver Post obtained thousands of texts between Lindsey Miller, the superintendent of the Lookout Mountain Youth Services Center, and Justin Tomsick, the facility’s program manager, under the Colorado Open Records Act. State leaders suspend
Mesa Verde National Park to return thousands of Native American artifacts and Indigenous remains to tribes (opens the original)
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Mesa Verde National Park plans to return more than 4,000 sacred Native American objects and the remains of 85 Indigenous people in its possession, marking the largest potential repatriation in the park’s recorded history. Park officials told The Denver Post last week that they have been conducting a thorough inventory of human remains and culturally significant objects in Mesa Verde’s collection over the past two years, as required by a 1990 federal law designed to return Native American remains
The Trump administration says it’s investigating these Colorado institutions. Here’s what’s really happening. (opens the original)
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Since President Donald Trump returned to the White House in January 2025, his administration has announced a flurry of investigations into Democratic-led states and their institutions. Colorado has been no exception. The administration launched probes targeting diversity, equity and inclusion at colleges and universities, all-gender bathrooms and transgender athletes at K-12 schools, and the conditions inside the state’s adult and youth prisons. These announcements rattled local institutions and
Bear found in tree in Denver’s Platt Park (opens the original)
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Denver’s Platt Park residents on Sunday morning came upon an unusual discovery: A male bear hanging out in a tree. Wildlife authorities say they found the 100-pound mammal, roughly 18 months old, in a tree near East Louisiana Avenue and South Pennsylvania Street. Kara Van Hoose, a Colorado Parks and Wildlife spokesperson, said the agency is unsure how the bear got into Denver, since they hadn’t taken any reports of bear activity in the area. Wildlife officials tranquilized the bear, catching him
William Hood selected as Colorado Supreme Court’s next chief justice (opens the original)
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The Colorado Supreme Court has selected Justice William Hood to be the high court’s next chief justice. Hood, who has been a member of the court since 2014, will replace Chief Justice Monica Márquez, whose term expires in August 2027. “Justice Hood brings deep experience, steady judgment, and a genuine commitment to the people we serve,” Márquez said in a news release Friday. “I’ve had the privilege of working alongside him for many years, and I know he will approach this role with the integrity
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