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Delphine Farmer is an atmospheric chemist at Colorado State University who studies indoor air quality. She says home burping is a way to rid the home of potentially harmful, or at least bothersome, contaminants in the air, like candles or…
But a change in state law could help concepts like Sorbet and Destroy.
The fourth running of the five-day bike tour shares DNA with its venerable predecessor, but it’s not a clone with a four-town route looping from Crested Butte in August
Women participating in Culinary Connections prepare monthly meals to sell to the community.
Democratic State Rep. Manny Rutinel of Commerce City and former statehouse Rep. Shannon Bird of Westminster are locked in a heated primary race, vying to challenge Evans this fall.
Colorado artists have ways to bring character and flair to our state. Here are some visual arts to celebrate 150 years of state history.
The state hopes the program will save Colorado consumers millions of dollars per year on drug costs and health insurance premiums
The El Paso County college will end its relationship with Education ReEnvisioned BOCES on Aug. 15, which could jeopardize the organization’s future
A year-long pilot provided no-cost groceries to people in Denver and Del Norte, aiming to help people struggling to make ends meet — even if they aren't eligible for SNAP
On June 24, 2022, thanks to three Trump appointed Justices, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade with Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization. The effects have been profound and catastrophic. But four years later, something…
Columnist Mike Littwin writes that the Democratic gubernatorial primary will dictate the future of Colorado's U.S. Senate seat. Will it mark a historic shift?
Supporters gathered enough signatures to place a constitutional amendment on the November ballot in Colorado that would direct more state revenue to road construction, the secretary of state’s office announced Tuesday. Colorado voters will…
Commissioners approved the emergency ordinance Tuesday, calling it an urgent safety issue and waiving the usual 30-day timeline
The Aurora City Council has approved the creation of an Office of Public Safety Accountability as part of an attempt to improve policing in the city.
The Dry Creek fire in Rifle burned at least one structure, and residents south of the Rifle Garfield County Airport were asked to evacuate.
WASHINGTON — The Republican-led U.S. Senate served up a rare public check on President Donald Trump’s agenda Tuesday when it voted to approve a House-passed War Powers Resolution to end hostilities in Iran. Senate approval marked the first…
The 28-year-old returns to her alma mater to premiere new music at this year’s Colorado College Summer Music Festival.
The grants for training programs are available to anyone who lives, works or attends school in the Mile High City.