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EEOC Sides With Somali Workers At Fort Morgan Meat Plant
Read moreA Fort Morgan meatpacking plant may have violated the Civil Rights Act by refusing to allow prayer breaks for Muslim workers.
Why People Don't Report Hate Crimes
Read moreColorado-based advocacy group the Matthew Shepard Foundation wants to understand national surveys that show more than half of hate crime victims don't report those incidents to police.
Poems From A Man Who Dodged The Draft
Read moreIn "Draft Board Blues," Denver poet Robert Cooperman writes about his objections to the Vietnam war and how he got out of fighting.
Dan Fogelberg Was One Of Colorado's Greatest Musical Transplants
Read moreThe late singer-songwriter will be inducted into the Colorado Music Hall of Fame with a concert this weekend.
While Washington Plays Politics, Colorado's Insurance Exchange Tries To Stay On The Ball
Read moreThe CEO of Connect for Health Colorado says the state's health care exchange is in good shape in the face of federal turmoil.
Will Colorado's Latest Pro Bike Race Survive Where Others Have Failed?
Read moreThe Colorado Classic, which replaces the USA Pro Challenge, is a smaller race and organizers have added a three-day street party in Denver.
It’s Now Legal To Bust A Dog Out Of A Hot Car... And Other New Colorado Laws
Read moreA host of new laws take effect August 9, including legal immunity for pet rescuers so long as they follow the rules.
An Ancient Search For Silver, And For Heavily Bearded Men
Read moreSpanish explorer Juan Rivera traveled through Western Colorado in 1765 looking for silver and a rumored tribe of bearded men. He found some silver, but not the hairy men. His explorations are chronicled in a new book by Montrose archaeologist Steven Baker.
Colorado Medical Professionals No Longer Required To Report Most Domestic Violence Injuries To Police
Read MoreA new law allows victims to decide when to notify law enforcement, except in situations that involve serious bodily injuries.
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