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Colorado wins federal approval to import prescription drugs from Canada
The list includes drugs for diabetes, HIV, prostate cancer, Leukemia, cystic fibrosis, and inflammatory conditions, among other things.
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Can a 72-year-old protect herself at work? Colorado’s high court says yes
The opinion doesn't mean the former clerk has won her suit against Circle K, but her lawyer believes it's an important step.
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DNA analyst Missy Woods may have change of plea hearing, but details stay secret
Woods was charged with 102 felonies. It’s been more than two years since issues in her work were first reported.
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Project Taurus data center development takes a step forward in Colorado Springs with administrative approval
Administrative approval is the final step in development review, according to the city, though they can be appealed.
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Can Colorado protect girls from genital cutting but not boys? A lawsuit says no.
A lawsuit filed in Denver District Court argues Colorado's ban on female genital cutting unlawfully treats boys and girls differently.
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Let the summer of music begin!
Experience classical music from across Colorado’s great outdoors, daily, from some of the finest classical summer festivals in the country. Watch performances from Aspen. Hear Central City Opera’s opening night. Join CPR Classical for live…
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Pikes Peak region is now a ‘Sentinel Landscape,’ but what does that mean?
Colorado Springs’ status as a military hub will help enable local conservation and resource management projects.
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DIA CEO Phil Washington reflects on never-ending construction, federal threats and a career in transit
As Washington plans to retire later this summer, he announces ‘tunnel vision’ for DIA.
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How a record and tinned-fish store has survived for three years in Del Norte
Hint: it’s not through record or fish sales.
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Why some of the world’s top hurricane forecasters work in Colorado
Colorado State University researchers help shape one of the nation's most-watched hurricane outlooks, despite working more than 1,000 miles from the nearest coastline.
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As the U.S. prepares to co-host the 2026 World Cup, Marcelo Balboa reflects on his own journey
Balboa played in the three World Cups for the USMNT.
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Jeffco Schools says 61 boys the Trump administration found on girls’ sports rosters were mascots, managers
Jeffco Public Schools said some girls’ teams “had male managers, trainers, or mascots — not athletes.”
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What to know for Colorado’s 49th Renaissance Festival
The festival has historically drawn over 100,000 visitors annually. Last summer, the event sold out for the first time in festival history.
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Three Colorado school districts already banned cellphones: Here’s what changed
“Kids were actually talking again,” says one official as schools roll out new policies under a state law.
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An endangered fish needed saving. The feds, high schoolers and a baseball team stepped in
The razorback sucker was on the brink of extinction.
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Colorado tells Xcel to spend less on its natural gas system
The decision signals Colorado regulators are no longer willing to approve major plans to expand or improve the fossil-fuel-based gas system.
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Bus to speed up Englewood’s Second Saturday Art hop
Free bus will shuttle art enthusiasts between galleries in Englewood's Second Saturday Art Walk.
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As summer heats up, officials warn of harmful algae blooms in Colorado lakes and ponds
Blue-green algae can produce toxins dangerous to people, pets and wildlife.