Tri-County Health Department Ends Opt-Out Policy, Issues Universal Mask Requirement For Students
The Tri-County Health Department Board of Health has reversed its decision to allow individual counties to opt-out of mask mandates, and instead issued a universal face covering requirement for all […]
Hurricane Nora Could Bring Flash Flooding To Colorado This Week
Firefighters from Colorado are helping rescue efforts from the other major hurricane, Ida, which made landfall in Louisiana on Sunday.
To Reintroduce Colorado’s State Fish, Wildlife Officials Must Remove Their Non-Native Predators — Other Trout
The greenback cutthroat trout is Colorado’s official state fish, but it’s been listed as “Threatened” under the Endangered Species Act since 1978.
Colorado Veteran Faces ‘Black Hole Of Information’ While Trying To Help Interpreters Evacuate Afghanistan
Nearly a decade ago, army intelligence officer Captain John Garvin served in Afghanistan and worked with many interpreters who guided U.S. soldiers through the region. Now, as the Afghan government collapses and the Taliban takes control, he’s tried to help two men he served alongside find a way out.
Video Of King Soopers Shooting Won’t Be Played In Open Court Ahead Of Trial
The Boulder District Attorney’s office says showing it publicly could re-traumatize victims’ families and affect the defendant’s right to a fair trial.
Boebert’s Financial Disclosures — Both In The House And For Her Reelection Campaign — Raise Questions
Campaign finance regulators are asking Boebert’s campaign to explain a series of payments to the candidate, while disclosure forms reveal her husband earned nearly a half million dollars last year consulting for an energy company.
Hanging Lake Trail To Close Indefinitely Due To Damage From Mudslides
Due to damage sustained by mudslides in the Grizzly Creek burn scar area, Hanging Lake will be closed for the foreseeable future.
The Proclamations Used To Incite The Sand Creek Massacre Have Been Officially Rescinded, 157 Years Later
The Sand Creek Massacre is one of the worst mass murders in U.S. history.
Colleges Take Notice Of Cannabis, Brewing Industries
The cannabis and brewing industries are growing in Colorado, but getting your foot in the door can be challenging. It’s something colleges in the state are taking notice of as they start to offer degrees connected to the business trend.
Meet The 11 Coloradans Competing In The Tokyo Paralympics
Earlier this summer, Colorado was represented by 32 athletes at the Olympics, 10 of whom won medals.
Smoke Is In Colorado’s Air Again, But It Won’t Be As Bad As Last Week
Smoke from wildfires in the western United States, notably California’s 570,000 acre Dixie fire, will once again blanket Colorado’s skies and make air quality worse.
Eagle County Law Enforcement Reporting To Schools Monday To Prevent Conflict Over Mask Mandate
Eagle County Public Health issued an order last week mandating students in schools with “large numbers of youth that are not yet eligible for vaccination” to mask up.
Driverless Electric Shuttles Are Bussing The Future To The Colorado School Of Mines In Golden
The “toasters on wheels” can fit six people and are free for students.
These Colorado Colleges Are Bringing Back Campus Mask Requirements
After dropping mask mandates earlier this summer and planning for a more normal fall semester, some Colorado universities are bringing them back after the CDC updated guidance for vaccinated people.
Poor Air Quality Persists Across Colorado, But Midweek Relief Could Be On The Horizon
Nikki Fox was only able to walk her two dogs at Westminster Hills Dog Park for half an hour on Sunday before her throat started to feel irritated. “It felt […]
Colorado’s Air Quality Is Pretty Bad Today And Will Get Worse
An unhealthy concentration of ozone and fine particulate matter is affecting the air quality for much of the Front Range. In simple terms, the air won’t be very pleasant to breathe Thursday.
