New CU report finds flaws with Colorado’s emergency alert practices
The Natural Hazards Center is accepting public feedback on the report this month before it is presented to the state legislature.
Middle schoolers have the chance to name Colorado’s new wolves
Students in the 5th to 8th grades can participate in Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center’s naming contest.
Colorado autism care providers worry proposed Medicaid adjustments aren’t enough to stabilize industry
Changes pitched to lawmakers Tuesday were about a third of what was recommended by an advisory committee. Families and clinics say continued lack of funding has crushed Colorado’s autism care network.
Want to cut your own Christmas tree from a Colorado forest? Here’s how
What you need to know to get your dream Christmas tree this year.
Colorado weather: Prepare for a cold, potentially snowy Thanksgiving weekend
Post-Thanksgiving temperatures could drop into the negatives in some parts of the state.
Gov. Polis pardons four turkeys for Colorado’s new Thanksgiving tradition
Polis said he wanted to highlight the work of Colorado’s poultry farmers and their perseverance through the avian flu outbreak.
One year later, hundreds gathered to remember those killed and honor survivors in Club Q shooting
The shooting happened at an LGBTQ club in Colorado Springs, killing five people and injured countless others.
How Coloradan parents of autistic children navigate the Medicaid system
From keeping detailed records to becoming a CNA, here’s how parents help their children.
Families with autistic children seek stability as providers struggle with Colorado’s Medicaid system
Autism care centers are either closing or reducing services, which is negatively affecting families who seek care for autistic children.
Autism care providers say Colorado’s Medicaid program is contributing to closures, burnout and financial stress
According to 2010 CDC reports, 1 in 68 children were identified with autism spectrum disorder. In 2020, that number increased to 1 in 36.
Colorado snow: Winter weather advisory in effect for the mountains as temperatures drop statewide
While urban parts of the state have seen relatively high temperatures over the last week, highs are dropping to the 40s and the 50s along the I-25 corridor.
Teen boat safety classes now available through CPW as new state law goes into effect
The state law goes into effect two years after Colorado’s deadliest year on record for recreational drownings.
Colorado weather: Snow done for now, but subfreezing temperatures are here to stay
The Front Range’s first measurable snowfall of the season totaled between 4 to 12 inches, depending on the area.
Colorado snow: Storm expected to continue throughout Sunday as road conditions worsen
As much as 17 inches of snow has fallen in the mountains, with more snow expected Sunday.
Colorado snow: The I-25 corridor’s first snow of the season may come during the Halloween weekend
After a warm start to autumn, temperatures are expected to drop below freezing this weekend.
Bigfoot — do you believe? One Colorado museum wants to know
The curator of Bailey’s Sasquatch Museum chimes in on Colorado’s viral Bigfoot video.
