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What Melat Kiros’s victory says about the power of Democratic Socialists; new laws take effect; chasing bats
Denver is poised to send a Democratic Socialist to Congress, what does that mean for the city, and the movement? Then, Colorado is getting two new gu…
2 months, 3 weeks ago
Primary election results; fire updates
An upset in Denver’s Congressional race is sending shockwaves through Colorado’s political establishment and adding more fuel to the debates over the…
2 months, 3 weeks ago
Wildfires rage around state; Primary Day arrives; controversial oil and gas project moves forward
Rural communities around Colorado are on edge, as fire crews try to stop the spread of multiple wildfires, with dangerous conditions expected to cont…
2 months, 3 weeks ago
Three firefighters die fighting Western Slope blaze; Aurora homeless shelter guests claim underpay; leaving no trace outdoors
Tragedy as crews fight a massive wildfire near the Utah border where multiple firefighters died after the blaze got out of control. Then, residents a…
2 months, 4 weeks ago
Lawsuit over election timing; eating disorder clinic treating younger patients; get paid to find a climate-friendly job
A coalition of voting rights organizations wants Colorado cities to re-schedule their local elections to match statewide and federal ones. The organi…
3 months ago
Massive hailstorms on the Plains; FEMA funding delays; Aurora teen stars in a Netflix film
Colorado’s summer weather is ramping up, and with that, so is the damage from Colorado’s most expensive type of natural disaster: hail. Then, hear ab…
3 months ago
Primary races go negative, DNA scientist plea deal, sorbet pop-up shut down
Colorado’s airwaves are starting to fill up with negative ads, as Democrats in particular duke it out in some bitter primaries. What do the attacks s…
3 months ago
Aurora mayor sleeping at homeless shelter; the San Luis Valley’s unlikely DA, Denver Pride preview
Every Friday, when the official work is done, Aurora mayor Mike Coffman heads to the city’s 600-bed homeless shelter, where he volunteers and sleeps …
3 months ago
Doctors fear resuming gender care, Mesa County clerk primary, mile high marker on the move
The legal fight over the gender-affirming care clinic at Children’s Hospital has taken another twist; the hospital says it’s ready to follow a court …
3 months ago
Xcel can't quit coal plant, Cargill lockout drags on, relocating cremains, Juneteenth celebrations
Rising demand and troubles with other power plants have Xcel asking regulators to keep the Comanche II plant open in Pueblo longer, and to approve ot…
3 months, 1 week ago