Elizabeth Hernandez
Reporter at The Denver Post
@DenverPost reporter. Tells stories to share historically excluded voices. Does not suffer fools. I like my reporting dogged & my cats tabby. I’m listening.
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2 weeks ago |
theoaklandpress.com | Elizabeth Hernandez
A former Denver teacher was found guilty in Denver County Court Thursday of giving pot brownies to two middle school students as an academic reward. A jury found Sharon Wilson, 55, guilty of two counts of misdemeanor child abuse following a 2024 incident at Kepner Beacon Middle School in which two students she rewarded with brownies alleged the baked goods were — unbeknownst to them — laced with marijuana. The trial began Wednesday and ended Thursday with a guilty verdict.
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2 weeks ago |
macombdaily.com | Elizabeth Hernandez
Former teacher in Colorado found guilty of giving pot brownies to middle school students A jury found Sharon Wilson, 55, guilty of two counts of misdemeanor child abuse
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2 weeks ago |
denverpost.com | Elizabeth Hernandez
A former Denver teacher was found guilty in Denver County Court Thursday of giving pot brownies to two middle school students as an academic reward. A jury found Sharon Wilson, 55, guilty of two counts of misdemeanor child abuse following a 2024 incident at Kepner Beacon Middle School in which two students she rewarded with brownies alleged the baked goods were — unbeknownst to them — laced with marijuana. The trial began Wednesday and ended Thursday with a guilty verdict.
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2 weeks ago |
denverpost.com | Elizabeth Hernandez
Two kids are testifying against their former English teacher in Denver County Court this week, alleging she gave them brownies laced with marijuana as an academic reward. Sharon Wilson, a former English teacher at Denver’s Kepner Beacon Middle School, was charged with two counts of misdemeanor child abuse following a 2024 incident in which two students she rewarded with brownies alleged the baked goods were — unbeknownst to them — laced with marijuana.
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3 weeks ago |
dailygazette.com | Shelly Bradbury |Elizabeth Hernandez |Jessica Seaman |Nicky Andrews
DENVER — The Pearl Street Mall on Sunday afternoon was so picture perfect — a bluebird sky, Boulder shoppers dipping in and out of brick buildings, children playing in a splash pad — that bystanders didn’t recognize the first flashes of flame as dangerous. Edgar Depaz, 35, saw fire burst from a gardener’s weed sprayer and assumed it was an accident, that the man’s equipment was malfunctioning. Chloe Weber, 41, visiting the splash pad with her son, thought someone had self-immolated in protest.
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