Colorado WondersWhy does the Colorado River seem to vanish at a certain point in Glenwood Canyon? By Tom Hesse
Government and PoliticsColorado Mesa University hosts debate over whether federal agencies – like the BLM – belong on the BeltwayBy Stina Sieg
EnergyDenver and Boulder agree to Xcel Energy’s roughly $1.9 billion plan to avoid sparking wildfiresBy Ishan Thakore
EnvironmentDuring migration season, turn off your lights to help birds fly safeBy Arlo Pérez Esquivel
WildfiresColorado officials expect an average fire season, but that still means potentially thousands of wildfiresBy Ishan Thakore
NewsHow to mine your backyard for underground heat — and why it might get cheaper in ColoradoBy Sam Brasch
EnvironmentGov. Polis’ plan to accelerate Colorado’s clean energy transition won’t reach the legislature this yearBy Sam Brasch
EnergyColorado Mesa University has proven geothermal energy can largely replace fossil fuels in its buildings. Now the world is taking noticeBy Ishan Thakore
NewsProgress on a 70-year-old promise to pipe clean drinking water to southeastern ColoradoBy Shanna Lewis
EnergyHot springs at risk? A plan for Colorado’s first geothermal power plant runs into heated oppositionBy Sam Brasch
WildfiresNational Guard helicopters will be pivotal this wildfire season. But first, crews must train for water dropsBy Haylee May
EnergyWhy CPR’s climate team reported a series of stories about geothermal energyBy Sam Brasch and Ishan Thakore
Government and PoliticsUS Senator Hickenlooper talks Trump resistance during Grand Junction town hallBy Tom Hesse