Denver Public Schools releases students early from 14 schools due to heat

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Denver Public Schools issued an early release for students at more than a dozen schools on Tuesday, one day after record-setting temperatures in Denver. Some students were sent home early on Tuesday due to another hot day forecasted and the schools don’t have air conditioning.

For the second day in a row, the Denver metro area has a heat advisory in place from noon thru 8 p.m. for high temps from 96 to 102 degrees.

Read more on CBS News.

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