On Thursday, June 11, these former City of Denver area high school stars will be competing.

Sen. Michael F. Bennet has introduced new legislation in the U.S. Senate aimed at strengthening community policing strategies and providing greater mental health crisis support.

City Scape Rehabilitation & Care Center, LLC, owned by Sweetwater Care Opco, LLC since May 16, 2025, earned a two-star overall rating from CMS during the first quarter of 2026.

Aurora Medicaid providers billed $8,998,652 under the Vision Services category in 2024, reflecting a 3.7% rise over the prior year.

These former City of Denver area high school athletes are set to compete on Sunday, June 7.

Briarwood Health Care Center in Denver, owned by Forrest Preston since Jan. 6, 1976, received a four-star CMS overall rating in Q1 2026.

Denver saw a 5.2% rise in Medicaid payments for Vision Services in 2024, signaling shifts in utilization and reimbursement trends across the city.

Metropolitan State University of Denver in Colorado awarded $2,502,849 in athletic financial aid in 2024, according to the U.S. Department of Education.

Junior attacker Olivia Ripple has been named to the IWLCA Division I All-American Third Team following a record-breaking season with Denver Pioneers women’s lacrosse. She led her team in scoring while earning several conference honors.

With a 4-star overall quality rating, Hallmark Nursing Center was the third largest nursing home in Denver County for the first quarter of 2026.

The U.S. Department of Education reports that Regis University in Denver, Colorado, allocated $2,645,368 in athletic scholarships for 2024.

Representative Diana DeGette posted several tweets on May 11-12 criticizing former President Donald Trump’s approach to military spending and its impact on American households.