Rachael Krause
Multimedia Journalist at KUSA-TV (Denver, CO)
Reporter & multimedia journalist covering Denver and news around Colorado for 9News. MN native, coffee addict, cat parent. Story ideas and news tips welcome!
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2 days ago |
lucianne.com | Rachael Krause
Original ArticlePosted By: NorthernDog, 5/12/2025 10:13:12 AMDENVER - The impact of President Donald Trump's new policies and executive orders have been felt around the country, including in Denver classrooms. Data from Denver Public Schools found that in the weeks and months after Trump took office, his mass deportation plans and the fear they instilled in some communities had a big impact on how many kids came to class.
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3 days ago |
9news.com | Rachael Krause
DENVER — The impact of President Donald Trump's new policies and executive orders have been felt around the country, including in Denver classrooms. Data from Denver Public Schools found that in the weeks and months after Trump took office, his mass deportation plans and the fear they instilled in some communities had a big impact on how many kids came to class. Inside Arielle Walker's kindergarten class, students learn the important lessons.
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1 week ago |
9news.com | Rachael Krause
DENVER — Fears of being deported are pushing people on visas, green cards and permanent residence to start the process to become US citizens. Denver Public Schools is helping get people ready for one of the biggest tests they'll ever take. Lessons learned in this classroom go beyond a good grade. Students like Esfreda Maddox are studying for a test that will determine if she can become a US citizen. "I have one daughter. She's autistic. And I want to vote.
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1 week ago |
9news.com | Rachael Krause
DENVER — 24 hours after double Game 7s and Denver sports fans are still feeling the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. Now, the city will rally around one team. The Nuggets are fresh off their win against the Clippers and fans are ready to see them take on the Thunder in Oklahoma. But as the Nuggets moved their season forward Saturday night, the Avalanche season came to an end against the Stars in a tough Game 7. "That was a bummer.
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1 week ago |
wgrz.com | Rachael Krause
DENVER — As states like Colorado relax the rules on psilocybin, or magic mushrooms, more people are giving a trip a try. A new study from researchers at Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Safety found millions of Americans are trying psilocybin, with use on the rise. "Because as laws change on the state level, what we want to do is understand whether or not this is affecting people's health and whether or not this is affecting people's use patterns.
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We are getting a look now at the Stone Canyon Fire near Lyons. Smoke is billowing high into the air, trees are burning and glowing orange as this fire burns. https://t.co/Top6MEKrPe
As protesters have taken over Aurora City Council meeting over the death of Kilyn Lewis, his family call on Interim Police Chief Morris to come down and address them where the majority of city council and the mayor won’t. Chief Morris comes down to hear their concerns. @9NEWS https://t.co/xZvDEOouzb
An apology to the family of Kilyn Lewis over his death at the hands of Aurora Police was on Aurora City Council’s agenda. Council voted 8-2 to remove that resolution for an apology. Protesters shouting “say his name - Kilyn Lewis” have taken over the meeting. https://t.co/yu6AhlHLzr