Dust threatens Colorado's water supply
Experts say snow at the headwaters of the Colorado River is melting six weeks earlier than it did in the 1800s. They blame dust.
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Weekend Arts Roundup: Vanishing glaciers, Moscow Ballet, percussion party and more
Read moreCPR Arts Editor Chloe Veltman discusses some of the most-interesting cultural happenings around Colorado this weekend, Nov. 28- Dec. 1.
This holiday season, curl up with a few good Western books
Read moreEach year during the holidays, we check in with the experts to find out the best books with Western themes by Western authors.
As extreme sports get more extreme, risk of brain injuries rises
Read moreIn December, Outside Magazine explores why more everyday athletes -- not just the professionals -- are suffering traumatic brain injuries.
Zoom in to see yourself in this picture from Saturn
Read moreA Colorado lab is capturing vivid images of Saturn with the Earth in the distant background. They're an update to the famous “Pale Blue Dot” photograph romanticized by Carl Sagan.
Gobble tov! Recipes for a combined Thanksgiving and Hanukkah
View slideshowThanksgiving and Hanukkah overlap this year. It’s a very rare occurrence, so we asked local chefs for their ideas for special holiday dishes.
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Recipe: Colorado red beet, butternut squash and cranberry 'Thankhanukkah' latkes
Read moreChef Daniel Asher shares his multi-layered holiday recipe for latkes.
Recipe: 'Thankhanukkah' latkes with apple cranberry sauce
Read moreSpecial holiday recipes by Robin Bar-On, a chef for Udi's Food.
Recipe: Butternut squash bisque
Read moreA holiday recipe for butternut squash by Boulder Chef Hosea Rosenberg.
Q&A: Why Colorado is cracking down on methane to improve air quality
Read moreAir quality could improve in Colorado under proposed regulations of oil and gas emissions but some operators say the rules are cost-prohibitive.
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