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CU faculty, staff and students push back against university-controlled AI rollout

By Jenny Brundin

· Mar. 9, 2026

Government and Politics

Two proposals on artificial intelligence in the medical system advance at the statehouse

By Rae Solomon and Kyle McKinnon

· Mar. 9, 2026

Michael Bennet is leveling criticism at Colorado Gov. Jared Polis as he vies to replace him

By Colorado Sun

· Mar. 7, 2026

U.S. Space Command offering ‘significant’ bonuses for moving to Alabama from Colorado Springs

· Mar. 9, 2026

Fort Carson soldier dies from injuries after attack in Saudi Arabia

By Andrea Chalfin

A young man in army fatigues stands in front of an American flag.

University’s mine once produced gold, now the school plans to turn part of the dark, dusty tunnel into a quantum lab

By Sarah Mulholland

Cars and people are in front of a down town mountain area.

Less and less a novelty, home oxygenation is growing in Colorado’s high country

Single story adobe buildings are shown in front of mountains.

Life and Culture

A San Luis Valley museum is the latest to join a global network connecting history to present day human rights issues

‘Once I started being authentic to myself, everything I dreamed of in high school came to me’: Meet Mia Asano, the heavy metal violinist

By Sandy Battulga

Vail, Colo. Feb. 12, 2026.

Vail’s earnings are going downhill

By Sarah Mulholland

· Mar. 9, 2026

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JBS workers give notice of planned strike on Monday

By Alison Borden

· Mar. 9, 2026

map focused on colorado's watersheds showing colors and percentages indicating snow levels.

Despite recent precipitation, it’s still dry in southeastern Colorado and that has dire implications for agriculture in the region

By Shanna Lewis

· Mar. 9, 2026

A man in a suit and glasses stands at a podium delivering a speech.

Effort to eliminate criminal penalties for prostitution in Colorado will be abandoned

· Mar. 9, 2026

Watch Live: Trump to address nation

By NPR and Colorado Public Radio Staff

· Mar. 9, 2026

Green bins with blue, yellow and green lids stand in front of wooden fences and brick walls.

Single-stream recycling is coming to Grand Junction

· Mar. 9, 2026

Ripple Cannabis Company co-founder Justin Singe

Potential for contaminated cannabis products in Colorado creates risk for buyers

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Denver Field Office Centennial

Federal cops spent weeks tracking young immigrants, was it for their safety, or to make deportation easier?

By Allison Sherry

Federal law enforcement outside the Cedar Run Apartments

ICE detention, deportation can deny justice in local criminal cases, frustrating prosecutors

By Ben Markus and Allison Sherry

Body-worn camera video shows a man with a long rifle approaching a person with their back to him

Despite efforts at reform, Colorado officers still shoot people at a high rate

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