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Updates: The trial of the paramedics charged in Elijah McClain’s death
By Colorado Public Radio Staff
Environment
Middle schoolers have the chance to name Colorado’s new wolves
By Paolo Zialcita · Yesterday, 12:49 pm
Arts
If it’s AI, is it art?
By Eden Lane and Andrew Kenney · Yesterday, 12:48 pm
Health
Colorado autism care providers worry proposed Medicaid adjustments aren’t enough to stabilize industry
By Paolo Zialcita · Yesterday, 4:00 am

Interview: Venezuelans who migrated to Colorado can start to apply for temporary legal status, but many say it’s an inadequate solution

By Rachel Estabrook · Yesterday, 1:57 pm

A group of migrants sit outside of processing center in a downtown parking garage with the stuff they brought with them from the southern border. May 9, 2023.

A group of migrants sit outside of processing center in a downtown parking garage with the stuff they brought with them from the southern border. May 9, 2023.

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President Joe Biden promotes clean energy jobs during tour at Pueblo wind tower plant
By Shanna Lewis · Yesterday, 5:05 pm
Government and Politics
Colorado Springs plans for limited revenue in 2024 and increases pay for police, firefighters in approved budget
By Abigail Beckman · Yesterday, 3:33 pm
News
Prosecutors say paramedics were negligent and ignored McClain; defense attorneys say they didn’t have any control of the scene
By Allison Sherry · Yesterday, 3:01 pm
Life and Culture
Christmas at Gaylord Rockies offers hand-carved ice sculptures and a nod to a classic holiday tale
By Eden Lane · Yesterday, 2:51 pm
Education
Proposed ban on religious instruction in Colorado’s state-funded preschools may spark legal fight
By Ann Schimke, Chalkbeat Colorado · Yesterday, 11:51 am
Environment
U.S. moves to protect wolverines as climate change melts their mountain refuges, threatens extinction
By The Associated Press · Yesterday, 9:52 am

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