From avian flu to zoning permits, here’s what you need to know about raising backyard chickens
Amid Colorado’s egg shortage, some people are foregoing grocery trips and starting their own flocks.
Sparse shelves and high prices: Colorado’s egg shortage is likely driven by avian flu
The rise in egg prices has been pushed by the virus and by supply chain issues for items like egg cartons.
Highline Lake will be partially drained in an attempt to kill off invasive zebra mussel population
The lake was first designated as infested in October.
A new law prohibiting the sale of non-cage-free eggs in Colorado will go into effect in January
Farms that own less than 3,000 egg-laying hens are exempt from the new law. Farms that own chickens that are used for meat and other purposes are also exempt.
CU votes to approve Deion Sanders’ contract, but questions remain about finances
Outgoing Regent Jack Kroll cited financial concerns in his lone opposing vote against the contract.
The weather outside will be frightful on Thursday in Colorado
Temperatures in Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo could feel like -35 degrees. While some parts of the Eastern Plains will feel as cold as -60 degrees. The Western Slope and the Four Corners will be slightly warmer.
Colorado’s college students are feeling the pressure as inflation exacerbates food insecurity
According to federal data, grocery prices have risen nearly 12 percent since last year, straining college students’ budgets.
Comedian Mark Curry accuses Colorado Springs hotel employees of racial profiling
Curry was questioned by Mining Exchange employees.
As NASA’s Orion capsule blazes home, Denver’s Lockheed Martin employees celebrate
About 560 people in Colorado were involved in building the space capsule.
Colorado, along with other states and the Federal Trade Commission, will investigate Kroger-Albertsons merger
Attorney General Phil Weiser intends to launch a listening tour to gather feedback on the potential merger.
Mandatory masks are back at the Great Sand Dunes National Park
The National Park Service bases its COVID-19 masking guidance on community spread levels.
Colorado weather: Tuesday’s cold front brings snow and low temperatures to most of the state
The snowfall is expected to last through Tuesday afternoon.
Uber and Lyft drivers plan to strike Saturday at DIA
Plan for extra time if you’re headed to the airport or landing Saturday.
Inflation is driving up turkey prices, impacting local farmers and food banks this Thanksgiving
The cost of a classic Thanksgiving meal is up 20 percent from last year.
Colorado politicians have promoted anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and policies — from local school boards to Congress — that escalate violence, experts and advocates say
The Club Q shooting came at a time when state and federal governments are weighing bills that could restrict LGBTQ rights.
Interfaith community gathers to remember Club Q victims and raise awareness of anti-trans violence
“It’s really nice to be a part of a Church that doesn’t spew hate, because I know there are a lot of pulpits today that did. And I pray that their hearts change.”