Winter Park’s Indigenous roots are now on the mountain in signs and art installations
Natives Outdoors helped arrange Arapaho translations of trail signs, and art focused on environmental stewardship.
Services at Aurora’s Living Water Christian Center will continue after a destructive fire Easter weekend
No official cause has been given, but investigators told a pastor that surveillance footage shows the fire was caused by arson.
He ran for office to pass stricter gun laws. Now Tom Sullivan could decide the fate of an assault weapons ban
The state senator, whose son was killed in the Aurora Theater shooting, has long been skeptical that Colorado is ready for an assault weapons ban.
Colorado adult education providers say they may lose grant funding and have to trim classes
About 300,000 Colorado adults do not have a high school diploma, according to state numbers.
Controversial development gets the green light from the Colorado Springs Planning Commission
The development, called Arrowswest Apartments, would add about 222 new units.
Cracks in bridge over Blue Mesa force safety closure, cuts of U.S. 50 between Montrose and Gunnison
There is no timeline for the bridge to reopen.
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The former communications director for Denver Public Schools says the district isn’t very good at communicating
Will Jones says DPS’s culture over the past three years is stifling transparency and accountability.
Colorado’s reintroduced wolves have killed four more cattle in Grand County
This marks the largest cluster of livestock losses since Colorado reintroduced the species in the area last December.
Advocates for legal abortion take critical step to put constitutional amendment on the ballot
Organization turned in more than 200,000 signatures Thursday to put the question to voters.
Polis signs $24 million funding bill to help schools with new immigrant students
School districts in Colorado have received about 7,000 unexpected students between October 2023 and March 2024.
Federal lands will be managed with an eye to conservation under new BLM rule
A vehicle heads up the Alpine Loop Scenic Byway, near Silverton, Colorado, on Bureau of Land Management land, July 4, 2023.
Famed ‘Ride The Rockies’ bike event canceled due to low registration
One of Colorado’s biggest cycling events has been canceled for 2024.
Colorado House members ready to vote on foreign aid for allies – including Israel and Ukraine
The House foreign aid package appears to have the support of most — but not all — of Colorado’s members of Congress.
How a Colorado farmer protected his business from climate change and water shortages by turning to the craft beer industry
Todd Olander said preparing for climate change and related water shortages has made his farm business hardier — and better.
Two former federal employees responsible for sprawling multi-state drug operation, state indictment says
In all, 23 people are believed to be involved in the operation, which was led by a couple in Fremont County.
“Somos parte de la comunidad” Coloradenses indocumentados que han vivido aquí por décadas quisieran que su estatus legal se tomara en cuenta en medio de un enfoque en inmigrantes nuevos
CPR News habló con tres mujeres originarias de México que se encuentran en una situación similar, habiendo vivido por décadas en Colorado sin documentos legales, criando hijos aquí y trabajando para mantener a sus familias.
Scientists clone more endangered black-footed ferrets as Colorado breeding effort stalls
Three of these slinky predators are genetically identical to one of the last such animals found in the wild.
Listen: DPS students, propelled by climate change anxiety and initiative, push for heat pumps in schools
DPS Students for Climate Action and its middle school counterpart, Earth Rangers, are asking for the efficient heating and cooling system to be part of a proposed bond measure.