Colorado voters could be blocked from implementing ranked-choice voting
Backers of the proposed election reform are asking Gov. Jared Polis to veto the bill, even though it will tank a wide array of voting changes.
The Local 303: Colorado artists we’re featuring for June 2024
Celebrating Pride Month with 12 Colorado artists you should get to know!
ExpressToll customers can use their passes in neighboring states starting Sunday
Starting June 2, ExpressToll passes will be accepted when driving through Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas.
Celebrate the stars, planets and galaxies around Colorado during Dark Sky Month
Find Dark Sky Events planned for this summer or great places to see the stars in Colorado and Northern New Mexico.
What are Colorado voters worried about?
From the future of our democracy to the state of their bank accounts, Colorado voters have been telling us about their top concerns for the upcoming election.
Are you filing a claim for hail damage? Here are a few things to consider
CPR News spoke with the Rocky Mountain Insurance Information Association about what to expect.
The art of drag is a target. Performers are organizing to fight back as Pride Month nears
A Colorado-based artist, who performed at Club Q in Colorado Springs, joined other drag performers nationwide who have experienced threats, harassment, or violence.
May 31, 2024: Political polarization ‘calcifies’ in 2024; Summer outlook is warmer and drier
Political polarization in the U.S. has only been reinforced with the conviction of Donald Trump. We talk with Stephen Hawkins, research director for More In Common, a global non-profit that fights what Hawkins now calls ossification or calcification. Then, Denver7 chief meteorologist Mike Nelson on severe weather and the summer outlook. Plus, a Colorado musical’s journey from concept to stage.
Get ready for a warmer and drier summer
Hot and dry are the operative words when it comes to the weather outlook. We get perspective on the summer ahead — and the recent severe weather — with Denver7 Chief Meteorologist Mike Nelson. He joins us regularly to talk about the interplay between weather and climate in Colorado.
In six years, the US has gone from political polarization to ‘ossification’
The term “political polarization” no longer captures the state of partisanship in the US, according to Stephen Hawkins. The research director for More In Common is now using the words “ossification” and “calcification.” And yet on some issues, there is plenty of evidence that common ground still exists. As Election 2024 draws closer, Hawkins reflects on polarization research and solutions.
No, you can’t stop your car in the middle of the road during a hailstorm
Here’s how to keep yourself and your vehicle safe when hail is falling.
Front Range rail board delays ballot funding measure
The board voted to approve a resolution directing district staff to continue their planning efforts before a ballot timing decision is made.
Beat the summer heat with a 2024 Colorado classical music festival
Music fills the slopes of snowless ski towns and metropolitan concert halls with renowned festivals every year, and 2024 just may be the best season yet.
Late-night hailstorms pummel Denver metro
Hailstones the size of limes and baseballs were reported in Commerce City, Aurora and Broomfield.
In the dynamic world of theater, a Colorado musical finds its way to New York
“In the Trenches” is preparing for an off-Broadway run.
