Colorado Public Radio Staff

Marijuana and drug policy reform activists plan to celebrate Colorado’s marijuana legalization with a victory lap in downtown Denver Thursday afternoon.

It’s been over a month since massive flooding swamped the Front Range, and FEMA is still paying for close to 600 families to stay in motels.

[Photos: Alexis Kenyon] Seventeen-year-old Mary Alice Stanberry is standing outside the Marriott Tech Center Hotel in Denver wearing a white school uniform, a blue wig and bright green contact lenses.

UPDATE: FEMA announced Friday afternoon it would extend the hotel assistance program through November 2.

WOLF, a sanctuary for wolf dogs, wants to move from a safer home. It’s now located in Larimer County in northern Colorado, and it’s been rocked by a wildfire and flash flooding.

A sanctuary for wolf dogs northwest of Fort Collins, Colo., has been rocked by floods and fires.

Local musician Ian Cooke and animator Adam Singer are releasing the animated short film for the song “Cassowary and Fruit Bat”, a project that took two years to make.

Just getting to Jamestown is a chore.

Every year, the MacArthur Foundation awards 24 “Genius Grants” to brilliant creators in various fields of study.[Photo: Michael Robinson Chavez, Los Angeles Times] On Sept.

Facing a recovery bill that could total tens of millions of dollars, the small Colorado mountain community of Jamestown is beginning a drive to raise money online.