- Smoky skies could clear up Wednesday, when a storm bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms begins to pass through the state.
- The insects in the state don’t transmit Lyme disease, but they can carry other illnesses.
- The exhibit was first established in 1978, in collaboration with Indigenous representatives.
- Jeffrey Farmer was recognized for his actions in September 2021, when he and his partner, David Snook, survived a shootout.
- The mandate only applies to federally-subsidized housing.
- All Coloradans, regardless of insurance status, should have some form of access to COVID-19 vaccines and boosters, even after the emergency expires.
- Muramoto often photographed local Japanese Americans, whose population was far stronger in the area than it is in modern Pueblo.
- 40 people drowned in Colorado bodies of water last year, a record high.
- The chance of “wet avalanches” increases when snowpack melts in the springtime.
- Colorado lawmakers have passed several gun control bills this session, but failed to get an assault weapons ban out of committee.
- The disease is caused by an invasive fungus. It is not known to infect humans or pets.
- Denver, Boulder and Colorado Springs are unlikely to see as much snow as mountain towns.
- Boulder became the first, and so far, only, Colorado city to legalize co-ops in 2017.
- Colorado attorney general Phil Weiser joined a multi-state complaint against the federal block on the abortion drug.
- Tuesday will likely be the warmest day of the year so far in many parts of Colorado.
- Eastbound and westbound routes between Union Station and Peoria Station have resumed with delays.
