News for April 2, 2025

Mary Kate Cornett says a false rumor that spread online and was discussed on ESPN’s “The Pat McAfee Show” has badly harmed her life, and she is considering legal action.

Austin Metcalf was killed after being stabbed during a confrontation at a Texas high school track meet, and Frisco police charged another 17-year-old with murder.

The University of Colorado said four of its international students had their visas revoked as part of a Trump administration move that affected 10 students at Colorado schools.

Denver Health and Denver Public Schools are hosting a free measles vaccine clinic for students as Colorado health officials work to stop any wider spread of the disease.

Aubrey Bertram, a public service lawyer, is stuck waiting on student debt relief because a blocked federal repayment plan has paused her progress toward loan forgiveness.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul called ICE “just plain cruel” after the agency detained a mother and her three children in an immigration operation and sent them out of state.

California lawmakers rejected Republican bills that would have banned transgender students from girls sports and changed state rules on gender identity in school programs.

Police say Audrey Hale was driven by a wish for notoriety when she killed six people at The Covenant School in Nashville in 2023.

Colorado ski coach Jared Hedges was arrested and accused of sexually assaulting a 9-year-old boy during a team trip in New Mexico, and his employer says he has been fired.

A University of Minnesota student is suing ICE and the Department of Homeland Security, saying his arrest and visa cancellation were illegal and left him confused about why he was detained.

Texas trans teacher Rosie Sandri resigned after conservative online posts and public pressure sparked threats and a school investigation.

Denver Health is answering rising measles concerns in Colorado by offering vaccine clinics and guidance on who should get immunized.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul criticized ICE after a mother and three children, including a third grader, were detained in New York and sent to a Texas detention center.

The University of Colorado and Colorado State University said several of their international students had their visas revoked, leaving the schools unsure why it happened.

Phoebe Beltran, 15, was bitten by a sea lion during a junior lifeguard tryout in Southern California and was hospitalized, but she has since gone back to school and hopes to try again.