Dutch Bros coffee shop robbed
Shelby Patton, Ranger Review Reporter
November 27, 2018
On Wednesday, October 24 2018, Dutch Bros, on 4320 Austin Bluffs Parkway was robbed. The 2 employees working believed the driver was just another customer. Around 2:20 AM Wednesday morning, a man went through the drive-thru and pointed a gun at the employees, demanding money. According to KKTV 11...
Megyn Kelly’s remarks spell trouble for her career
Justin Dahl, Ranger Review Reporter
November 14, 2018
Megyn Kelly, a news anchor, has left NBC News due to controversy stemming from her racist remarks on October 23rd. The topic was blackfacing, which is a heavily debated Halloween practice. This practice involves the painting of ones face to look like a person of color. Kelly, who was the lead host of the Today Sh...
City of steel stronger than hate
Gabriel Farrell, Ranger Review Reporter
November 14, 2018
City of Steel stronger than hate. Gabriel Farrell A mass shooting in a Jewish synagogue took place in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on October 27, 2018. There were 11 casualties, and it is currently the biggest attack on those in the Jewish community in US history. The gunman was taken into custod...
Mysterious mail bombs arrive on politicians’ doorsteps
Sarah Wright, Ranger Review Reporter
November 9, 2018
In the past week, several pipe bomb-like devices were addressed to a number of Democratic party members, including Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and Joe Biden. Another package was also intercepted at CNN headquarters, prompting a lock down of the surrounding area. A suspect was taken into custody on Octob...
Gender equality becomes focus of Icelandic schools
Macee Trottner, Editor
November 9, 2018
In Reykjavik, Iceland, Hjalli schools strongly enforce gender equality throughout all grade levels. The administration for the schools begins teaching the students about gender equality and the importance of understanding the opposite gender when the students attend nursery school. Iceland is consiste...
Rise in suicide reports from Safe2Tell strikes attention
Macee Trottner, Editor
October 26, 2018
In the 2017-2018 school year the Colorado program Safe2Tell, which is primarily used for reporting potential school threats and violence, received a substantial increase in reports relating to suicide attempts and threats. Bullying, the previous leading cause of reports made to the program, was surpas...
Juul rises in popularity and FDA takes a stand
Shelby Patton, Ranger Review Reporter
October 24, 2018
The FDA has released a statement in attempt to decrease the amount of teen usage of nicotine products. JUUL (an e-cigarette) is meant to be an alternative for smoking cigarettes for adults, as stated by juul.com. According to the FDA, cigarettes hold more toxins but they have less nicotine, whic...
Brett Kavanaugh confirmed: What does it mean for midterms
Sophia Artley, Editor
October 24, 2018
On October 6th, Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed as the 114th justice to the Supreme Court by one of the closest votes in history. Kavanaugh’s confirmation leads off the beginning of a new era of a conservative majority in the supreme court. Senators cast their votes, primarily along party lines, to p...
Man found alive five days after senior center fire
Macee Trottner, Editor
October 3, 2018
A 74-year old man was found alive in his second floor apartment five days after fire broke out in the building. On Wednesday, September 19 in Washington D.C. residents of the Arthur Capper Senior Housing Center were evacuated by the D.C. firefighters. Officials with DC Fire and EMS said in a news rel...
Fortnite Creates Monopoly on Gaming Industry
Shane Bassett, Ranger Review Editor
May 8, 2018
Since Fortnite has launched back in mid-2017, its snowball effect has collected millions of players, creating a huge fanbase. The game has become the most streamed video game on the streaming platform Twitch, with hundreds of thousands of people tuning in every hour just to watch people play the game. ...
