Author: Nicole C. Brambila The Denver Gazette
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How Venezuela’s TdA gang used tactics seen in Aurora to seize a building in San Antonio, Texas
Law enforcement in San Antonio responded to the gang’s presence with handcuffs while Aurora police countered with eviction notices.
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Parents’ group sues to halt DPS closures
A group of Denver Public Schools parents filed a lawsuit on Thursday against the school district to halt the closure of seven schools at the end of the academic year. The lawsuit alleged that the district failed to follow its policies when the board of education voted unanimously last month to shutter seven schools and…
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Aurora police suspect Venezuelan TDA gang involvement in kidnapping, torture, stabbing
Councilmember: Gang ripped out woman’s fingernails during armed home invasion at troubled Aurora apartment
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CBZ Management sues Colorado AG to quash subpoena
The company owns three Aurora apartment complexes that created national news with Venezuelan prison gang involvement.
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‘Walking pneumonia’ cases back with a vengeance in Colorado
While infections occur at any age, it most often happens among young adults and children between 5 and 17 years of age.
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Colorado AG opens investigation into owners of apartments overrun by Venezuelan gang
The Colorado Attorney General’s office is investigating the business practices of the Aurora apartment complex owners at the center of a political storm arising from illegal immigration and the tentacles of a Venezuelan prison gang in the metro area. Under the Colorado Consumer Protection Act, Assistant Attorney General Adam Rice issued a subpoena to the…
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Trump’s border czar to Denver mayor: ‘He’s willing to go to jail, I’m willing to put him in jail’
After a firestorm of criticism over his vow to defy a mass deportation effort by the incoming Trump administration, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston said Nov. 26 he is mulling over “options” to protect the immigrants unlawfully staying in America. His office did not answer further questions, such as what “options” the mayor has in mind.…
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New tool helps Coloradans identify hospital costs
Only about half of Colorado’s largest health systems are complying with billing transparency rule.
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Whooping cough cases on the rise in Colorado
Highly contagious respiratory illness whooping cough is making a comeback in Colorado after three years of a significant decline during the COVID-19 pandemic. Rates of pertussis — colloquially referred to as “whooping cough” — in Colorado decreased roughly 80% from 2020 through 2023, but now appear to be returning to pre-pandemic levels. “We’ve seen an…
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Whooping cough cases on the rise in Colorado
Highly contagious respiratory illness whooping cough is making a comeback in Colorado after three years of a significant decline during the COVID-19 pandemic. Rates of pertussis — colloquially referred to as “whooping cough” — in Colorado decreased roughly 80% from 2020 through 2023, but now appear to be returning to pre-pandemic levels. “We’ve seen an…