Long COVID is showing up in Colorado death data, even as COVID-19 deaths drop sharply
The mortality rate is still higher than before the pandemic.
A dangerous and long-lasting heat wave is expected to scorch Colorado this week
The high temperatures are expected to hit the Western Slope in earnest today before crawling east and driving up temperatures across the Front Range and Eastern Plains on Thursday.
Colorado’s outdoor preschools trade chalkboards and desks for crawdads and mud
A new state law will allow nature preschools to get a license customized to the unique needs of operating a school outdoors.
Sen. Bennet says Biden ‘cannot win,’ warns of Trump landslide
Bennet is the first Democratic US Senator to publicly say Biden cannot beat Trump this fall.
Congressional Democrats return to work grappling with questions of their party’s future
On Tuesday, few were willing to wade into the debate over whether President Biden should stay in the race.
What’s past is present for Ukrainian composer Valentin Silvestrov
The 86-year-old Kyiv native, living in exile in Berlin, has a new album of symphonic works that explores the idea of reminiscence.
July 9, 2024: Helping older Coloradans stay in their homes; Creating connection through a simple call
As people get older, many want to stay in their homes and age in place. But with the high-cost of housing and the unexpected turns life can take, it can be a challenge. “The Golden Girls” project helps women 50 and older in Mesa County. And Housing Resources of Western Colorado works to help people stay in their homes. Plus, how a phone call overcomes the loneliness that can come with aging.
Kroger and Albertsons plan to sell 91 Colorado stores if proposed merger happens
C&S Wholesale Grocers might own your neighborhood grocery store soon.
Aurora lawmakers remove Kilyn Lewis police-shooting apology from agenda as protesters return
Councilmember Stephanie Hancock referred to protesters as ‘a bunch of bullies, terrorists, anarchists, opportunists, provocateurs’ seeking attention.
Southern Ute Tribe to take Colorado to court over sports betting
The complaint alleges state officials hindered Tribal efforts to create an online sports book after 2019.
A Grand Junction family shelter is expanding their services to a growing homeless population: older women
Chronic health issues, housing affordability and family disputes are driving factors.
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.
Proposed 62-home subdivision near Peyton approved by planning board, heads to county commissioners next
As proposed, each lot would be five acres and would need wells drilled and septic systems added.
