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An expensive battle over credit card swipe fees; solar panels you can plug into your wall; an overcrowded and underlabeled cemetery
Businesses want to stop having to pay credit card swipe fees on the sales tax they collect, but a bill to change that is meeting stiff resistance fro…
4 months, 3 weeks ago
Guilty plea in Boulder firebomb attack; Denver woos the DNC; the sounds of a May snow day
Mohamed Soliman will be in a Boulder courtroom today, to enter a guilty plea for first degree murder and other charges around last year’s firebomb at…
4 months, 3 weeks ago
Labor law showdown between Polis and the legislature; what to know about hantavirus in Colorado; Nepali culture at DIA
Democrats have once again sent Gov. Polis a union organizing bill he’s almost certain to veto. It’s a showdown that has everything to do with the upc…
4 months, 3 weeks ago
What to expect from this week's storm; DOJ threatens Colorado over gun laws; a haunting artistic discovery
May storms aren’t that unusual in Colorado, but this week’s could pack a wallop. We share when to watch out on the roads, and how to protect your gar…
4 months, 3 weeks ago
Your water questions, answered; Denver Drivers Coop takes on Uber and Lyft
In what could become a record-breaking drought year, Coloradans are asking the tough questions about water policies across the state — and we have so…
4 months, 3 weeks ago
Will Colorado redistrict? 'Challenging' wildfire outlook, when women took over Frisco
This week, the Supreme Court fundamentally weakened a major provision of the Voting Rights Act. How may Colorado respond? Then, state leaders are pre…
4 months, 4 weeks ago
ICE arresting criminal defendants, Democrats hope to flip Colorado Springs, Denver bars could stay open later
Immigrants charged with crimes in Colorado are being deported before their day in court. Prosecutors say that deprives victims of justice, and could …
5 months ago
New details from the Evergreen shooting, summer weather preview, Colorado’s tattoo history
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s office has released an incredibly detailed report into the Evergreen shooting: what we learned from it and what questi…
5 months ago
Rideshare safety and geothermal bills, anti-violence advocate convicted of murder, new scooters in Denver
An update from the state capitol, where lawmakers are tackling everything from geothermal energy to rideshare safety. And teachers are back in the cl…
5 months ago
State DNA testing fallout continues, Nuclear power in Colorado Springs, a dead hang record-holder
After state scientists are accused of mishandling DNA test results in more than a thousand cases, defense attorneys say they need help to keep up. Th…
5 months ago