Indigenous people living in the Pikes Peak region can now access free education at Pikes Peak State College
In a new First Nations Promise Program announced Thursday, the college said members of federally recognized Native American tribes who live in El Paso, Teller or Elbert counties are eligible.
Commercial dairy cow farmers in Colorado must now test herds weekly for avian flu
Since April, nearly 50 Colorado cows have tested positive for avian flu, leading to occasional spillover into humans.
Colorado voters react to Biden dropping out, Harris’ campaign launch
Some expressed relief, some called it a “great idea,” and others remain on the fence about what candidate they are going to support in November.
Colorado lawmakers praise Biden. Polis endorses Harris as Democrats rally around the VP
President Joe Biden announced Sunday in a letter posted to X that he would not seek a second term.
Signs of invasive zebra mussel confirmed in Colorado River near Grand Junction
Invasive zebra mussels kill off food sources for many native fish and can devastate water infrastructure.
Interview: Justin Schwartz, CU Boulder’s first new chancellor in 15 years, relishes the challenge of higher education
Schwartz sat down with Colorado Matters to discuss his qualifications, the challenges he faces, and how he intends to move the university forward.
These Coloradans are heading to the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris
The state’s stars include discus thrower Valarie Allman and soccer phenom Lindsey Horan.
Colorado heat wave: Most of the mountains will see critical fire conditions Sunday
A red flag warning is in place for much of the Front Range due to hot, dry air.
Kroger and Albertsons plan to sell 91 Colorado stores if proposed merger happens
C&S Wholesale Grocers might own your neighborhood grocery store soon.
Issues resolved at Colorado DMV offices, late fees to be waived for Tuesday customers
Vehicle registration late fees will be waived for customers affected by the outage.
Dinosaur Ridge’s fossilized tracks are disappearing. Finding a solution has stakeholders between a rock and a hard place
One of Colorado’s famous prehistoric landmarks is slowly wearing away. And while caretakers and stakeholders agree the site needs some sort of protection, there isn’t a consensus on how to best proceed.
A free data privacy tool is now available for Colorado consumers. Here’s how to use it
Colorado’s new opt-out program was created through a state law that took effect this month. The law allows the state to prosecute companies that still collect the data of users who use opt-out programs.
Governor Polis issues disaster emergency declaration as new avian flu outbreak detected in Weld County
Over 1.7 million birds in a Weld County commercial egg operation have to be destroyed to prevent the spread of avian flu.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will appear on the Colorado ballot under the Libertarian party
The Libertarian Party of Colorado announced its members have agreed to form a “partnership” with the RFK campaign.
Pro-Palestinian protesters join Denver’s Pride Parade, take over PrideFest main stage
They are protesting the War in Gaza and the American corporations they say are aiding Israel in the conflict.
Shooting outside Old Colorado City Walgreens leaves two injured
A large police presence was seen Sunday afternoon at the Walgreens on Colorado Avenue, blocking traffic at 31st Street.