Cottonwood Pass is open for the season, but it’s still not a good I-70 detour
Heavy traffic can be dangerous for motorists and frustrating for the people who live along the 15.5-mile route.
Colorado approved $24 million for migrant students. Here’s how much each school district will get
Districts enrolled a total of 8,085 newcomer students after the October count and through Feb. 29.
Many Colorado cities require parking with new housing. Here’s why lawmakers just passed a bill that will undo some of those rules
Advocates say this is one of the most ambitious attempts to reform parking laws in the country.
Lawmakers begin their last day with much work still to do
Bipartisan tax cuts among the remaining bills still awaiting a final vote.
Engineers prepping options for Blue Mesa Bridge repair
The repairs could take weeks or months, pending further inspection.
Man accused of killing 10 at King Soopers was ‘sane’ on the day of the 2021 Boulder shooting, evaluators say
Families of the victims on Tuesday asked the judge to halt further delays of the trial.
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Douglas County High School moved their graduation to the Air Force Academy. Now undocumented students could be shut out
The decision by Douglas County High School to host graduation this year at the U.S. Air Force Academy could mean some seniors won't be able to attend the ceremony due to their immigration status.
Transit-oriented communities bill passes Colorado legislature
The legislation was a priority for lawmakers eager to see denser development around bus and rail lines.
What do you do with an old rock quarry? It’s a question Colorado Springs needs to answer
The Pikeview Quarry has marked the mountains west of Colorado Springs for more than a century. Now that mining operations have ceased, the city needs to figure out what to do with the scar.
The Pikeview Quarry served an essential role in Colorado Springs’ history. Its story is still being written
"If you can't grow it, it must be mined," so goes the miner's credo. It also applies to the history, and growth, of Colorado Springs. All of the material to build the city had to come from somewhere.
Listen: Take a trip down memory lane through these old Denver matchbooks
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Critical wildfire weather risk today due to strong winds and low humidity
The most dangerous conditions are expected in a small “critical” region that extends east from Rocky Ford to Las Animas, south to the Colorado-New Mexico Border, data from the weather service’s Storm Prediction Center show.
A Texas woman got an abortion in Colorado, now her ex wants to subpoena her. A state shield law might stand in his way
“Texas law does not govern how women receive abortion care in Colorado.”
CPR Classical Presents: The Spirituals Project Choir in concert May 18
Join CPR Classical Saturday, May 18th for University of Denver's Spiritual's Project Choir's annual spring concert. The program will explore prayer and how it functions as one of the primary themes of Negro Spirituals.
Big business and politicians are playing a game of chicken over property taxes
Property tax deal turns into a duel.
Rotting bodies and fake ashes spur Colorado lawmakers to pass funeral home regulations
Colorado lawmakers have passed a sweeping bill to overhaul the state’s lax oversight over funeral homes after a series of horrific incidents.
A bill to ban the sale of ‘assault weapons’ in Colorado has reached the end of its road
Its Senate sponsor said the policy still needs more conversation outside the ‘pressure cooker’ of the Capitol.