Rachael Krause

MSN

Video shows Colorado trooper using vehicle to stop wrong-way driver

By: Zvi Gutierrez, Rachael Krause

A Colorado State Patrol Trooper walked away with minor injuries after using his patrol car to stop a woman driving the wrong way on Interstate 76 in northeast Colorado.

9NEWS Denver

Boulder Valley parents raise concerns, call for pause on district's plans to close schools

By: Rachael Krause

As the Boulder Valley school board decides whether to move forward with a proposal to close four schools the community got their chance to weigh in.

MSN

2 officers injured in Aurora crash released from hospital

By: Angela Case, Rachael Krause

Two Aurora police officers were taken to the hospital with minor injuries Tuesday after another driver collided with their patrol vehicle, causing it to flip over.

WBIR-TV

Squirrel causes power outage affecting thousands of customers in Colorado

By: Rachael Krause

Wildlife accounts for 5% to 10% of outages on CORE Electric Cooperative's system each year, officials said.

9NEWS Denver

One year after props LL and MM, Colorado school districts start to see funding boost for free school meals for kids

By: Rachael Krause

For years, most students in CO have been able to get a free meal at school through Healthy School Meals for All. Last year, voters approved a funding shortfall fix.

Hispanic Heritage Month | Denver High School students perform a story close to their hearts

By: Rachael Krause

High school students in Denver are preparing to put on a play that hits close to home – the story centers on the humanity behind immigration.

9NEWS Denver

Poudre parents push back on school closures as school board hears committee proposal

By: Rachael Krause

Parents in Poudre Schools are pushing back on the district's plans to close nine schools and consolidate several others.

9NEWS Denver

With drug overdose deaths in Denver being high for years, the city is trying a more holistic approach to help

By: Rachael Krause

A study published in the JAMA Network found when drugs are pulled off the streets, drug overdoses go up. The city says its new strategy aims to combat that.

9NEWS Denver

Most Colorado kids live in an area with shortages in pediatric care – doctors say it's concerning but not surprising

By: Rachael Krause

The Colorado Children's Campaign said that's roughly 863,000 kids in Colorado not able to readily or easily access their pediatrician without driving far distances.

9NEWS Denver

As floodwaters begin to recede, focus shifts to recovery and rebuilding in southwest Colorado

By: Rachael Krause

"We know there are roads and trails that have been undermined by water, like we were missing chunks of road," Pagosa Springs' town manager said.