Exploring Colorado's jazz legacy from Denver to the mountains
From the smoke-filled nightclubs of Five Points to the swanky hotels of Aspen and Vail, jazz has long been an important part of Colorado’s musical landscape.
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Were Mesa Verde’s Ancient Builders Geniuses At Geometry?
Read moreA research professor at the University of Arizona has found the ancient inhabitants of the Mesa Verde area used complex geometry to build a temple — the first sign of such sophisticated geometrical skills in North America.
Is Drinkable Sunscreen For Real?
Read moreThe state of Iowa is suing the Colorado-based maker of a "drinkable sunscreen." Iowa's attorney general alleges it doesn't work and is dangerous for consumers.
At 4 Years Old, This Colorado Native Knew He Wanted To Be A Pro Dirt Bike Racer
Read MoreDawson Newby, 19, races this weekend in the AMSOIL Arenacross competition at the Denver Coliseum.
DIA Would Love To See The A-Line Train Filled With More Workers
Read moreThe airport recently launched a website listing all job openings, and some businesses are offering “sign on” bonuses as incentives.
Rep. Buck Backs Trump On Syria, Afghanistan, But Wants Tighter Defense Spending
Read moreThe congressman, who represents northern and eastern Colorado, is also concerned the president's proposed budget will grow defense at the expense of the national debt.
From Basha Bear To Adams State Grizzly: Becca Longo Boots Her Way Into History
Read moreThe kicker from Chandler, Arizona is the first woman to get a football scholarship to an NCAA Division II school.
Colorado Springs Philharmonic Plays Music Inspired By ‘America The Beautiful’
Read moreSix new pieces reflect on a patriotic favorite written after a trip to the top of Pikes Peak.
Climbers, Take ❤️ ! You’re Getting Your Own Emoji
Read moreA rock climber will soon join the hundreds of official emojis. Boulder climber Sasha DiGiulian lobbied for the addition and served as its model.
What Trump's Proposal To Cut AmeriCorps Could Mean For Some Colorado Schools
Read MoreThe Trump Administration wants to eliminate the Corporation for National and Community Service, which funds AmeriCorps and SeniorCorps, from the federal budget.
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