Half Of Colorado School Districts Have 4-Day Weeks. What's The Impact On Students?
Many districts don't have classes on Mondays or Fridays in an attempt to save money.
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Ranger Games: A Story Of A Colorado Soldier And An Inexplicable Crime
Read moreA respected Colorado teen joins the army and becomes an elite Ranger. But in his final hours before shipping to Iraq, he didn't hug his family or girlfriend. He robbed a bank.
Competition For Colorado Hospital Chefs Proves There's Room For More Than Jell-O
Read more"You can go to a country club and get food, why not come to a hospital and get good food?" asks chef Robert Reynolds of Penrose Hospital in Colorado Springs.
Colorado Governor Calls Latest GOP Health Care Move 'Draconian'
Read moreIn his monthly conversation with Colorado Matters John Hickenlooper also spoke about immigration and the state's effort to land a new Amazon headquarters.
Breaking Bread: Looking For Common Ground On Climate Change, Health Care, Race
Read moreIt's been tough lately for lawmakers in Washington to come to a political consensus on much of anything. We put the challenge to a politically divided group of seven Colorado citizens.
Pueblo To Cheyenne In Minutes? CDOT Starts Study On Front Range Hyperloop
Read moreColorado could soon see hyper fast travel along the Front Range. CDOT is studying the issue.
State Republican Chair: 'Silly' For GOP To Keep Unaffiliateds Out Of Primaries
Read moreThe GOP's governing central committee will vote Saturday whether to cancel its primary next June and limit selection of candidates to members of the party.
If You're Lost On Public Lands, Who Would You Call? There's No Guarantees
Read moreJournalist Jon Billman has covered all kinds of missing-in-the-wilderness stories, including Tennessee college student Joseph Lloyd Keller who vanished in Colorado in 2015.
Morgan Carroll Says State Democrats Should Be 'A Political Movement,' Not A Club
Read moreDemocratic Party Chair Morgan Carroll on the impact of the state's new open primary, a crowded gubernatorial field and the need to break free of the old party structure.
After Decades Of Plenty, The Ogallala Aquifer Is Running Dry
Read moreMillions of people rely on crops and cattle that feed off the aquifer. As streams dry up, conservation becomes key.
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