Safe2tell News Today

Safe2Tell is making a difference in preventing tragedies like Columbine, despite seeing a record-number of reports within the past year, according to Colorado's Attorney General.

Safe2Tell, an anonymous reporting system for schools, saw a 40% rise in reports in comparison to last year, during the first semester of the 2023-2024 school year.

CSPD nabs illegal gambling machines

Supporters of the citys 2A ballot measure that seeks retention of $4.75 million in Taxpayers Bill of Rights money to fund a new police training academy have given $205,522 to

Tomorrow, Sept. 13, will be a red-letter day for many when Colorado Springs School District 11 leadership and Pikes Peak State College announce an expansion to the D11 Promise Scholarship

Colorado's Safe2Tell program received a total of 2,662 tips in May, a 12% decrease from April, according to the monthly report released Tuesday.

Historically, suicide threats are the most common report to Safe2Tell, next to bullying or complaints about the school itself.

Cheyenne police are hunting for a suspect after a teen was stabbed late Friday night at South High School.

The Natrona County School District recently confirmed that a threat had been written on a bathroom stall at Kelly Walsh High School.

Cheyenne police have recommended charges against a teenager who they say called 911 earlier this week threatening gun violence at South High School.