Dinosaur Ridge’s fossilized tracks are disappearing. Finding a solution has stakeholders between a rock and a hard place
One of Colorado’s famous prehistoric landmarks is slowly wearing away. And while caretakers and stakeholders agree the site needs some sort of protection, there isn’t a consensus on how to best proceed.
A free data privacy tool is now available for Colorado consumers. Here’s how to use it
Colorado’s new opt-out program was created through a state law that took effect this month. The law allows the state to prosecute companies that still collect the data of users who use opt-out programs.
The EPA is considering a new air pollution crackdown against Suncor’s Commerce City refinery
Inspectors found cracked tanks and other problems. A federally led investigation could signal more scrutiny and steeper penalties.
Colorado aviation enthusiast couple killed in Kansas plane crash remembered for their passion, kindness
Friends of the couple said they were like a set of parents to the small, avid group of vintage airplane enthusiasts across the country.
Colorado appeals court bars sheriffs from detaining inmates for federal immigration authorities after they’re eligible for release
Teller County Sheriff Jason Mikesell made an agreement with ICE to arrest and detain inmates with civil immigration detainers in 2019. Since then, the county has faced a series of lawsuits.
Arizona congressional delegation introduces $5 billion tribal water rights legislation
By Susan Montoya/AP Members of Arizona’s congressional delegation introduced legislation Monday that would authorize a water rights settlement with three Native American tribes in the Southwest, providing more certainty for […]
Former Las Animas County deputies back in court this month for tasing man in 2022
Two former Las Animas County law enforcement officers face five misdemeanor charges each for assaulting Kenneth Espinoza at a traffic stop in 2022.
Governor Polis issues disaster emergency declaration as new avian flu outbreak detected in Weld County
Over 1.7 million birds in a Weld County commercial egg operation have to be destroyed to prevent the spread of avian flu.
Third Thursday Karaoke
On the Third Thursday of every month, we are joined once again by The Treble with Harmony, who run one of the most eclectic and inclusive karaoke rooms in town.
Second Saturday Karaoke
On the Second Saturday of every month, we are joined by The Treble with Harmony, an awesome KJ duo who run one of the most eclectic and inclusive karaoke rooms […]
after id: a writer’s workshop
After Id Writer’s Workshop is designed and facilitated by the host of id @ the ethos. It will be held every 2nd Friday, the day after the id.
Role Playing Game Night
Role Playing Game Night is now the Third Wednesday of every month! Our GMs have a rotating stock of games lined up for fresh adventures.
“Van Briggle: What Is the Manitou Connection?” and “The Garden of the Gods Pottery”
July 5, 2024 through December 31, 2024•••Opening “Van Briggle: What Is the Manitou Connection?” and “The Garden of the Gods Pottery” The Manitou Springs Heritage Center and Museum announces its […]
