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A busy weekend in Colorado, Lakewood pushes back on zoning changes, actors training medical students
A strike, a protest, and a party assembly, we get you caught up on all the action and other big crowds from this weekend. Then, there’s another zonin…
3 months, 3 weeks ago
Denver’s shrinking population, Coloradan released by Taliban comes home, and Summit FC’s first home game
Colorado’s population growth slowed down in a major way in 2025, but some counties saw a bump in residents. Then, we have updates on water restrictio…
3 months, 3 weeks ago
Travel troubles or smooth sailing at DIA? A leak in the housing supply, marking history for Colorado’s 150th
How early should you arrive for your flight? The partial government shutdown has led to staffing shortages for TSA. We check in on wait times at DIA.…
3 months, 3 weeks ago
Online gambling could get new limits, health care for immigrants way over budget, Colorado competes for the best bagel
Data shows that Coloradans are losing more money than ever to online sports betting. Two bills at the state legislature could put some limits on both…
3 months, 4 weeks ago
Juvenile detention lawsuit, Colorado eyes more civil rights enforcement, the science of studying friendship
Colorado’s justice system is under scrutiny over whether some of its youngest defendants are being denied protections meant for those presumed innoce…
3 months, 4 weeks ago
Colorado GOP leadership in disarray; Mesa Co to celebrate farmworkers, not Cesar Chavez; the worst park in Denver?
Following a no-confidence vote, Brita Horn says she’ll resign as head of the Colorado GOP after next month’s state convention. But some candidates qu…
4 months ago
Does Colorado need more prisons? Concerns about Denver’s replacement for Flock. Bad allergy season
Colorado’s prison system is bursting at the seams. To deal with it, the governor’s office wants money to reopen a shuttered prison, but lawmakers are…
4 months ago
Hot weather in a dry state, Cesar Chavez celebration cancelled, SNAP soda ban, the GJ Razorback Suckers
Colorado is experiencing record temperatures this week, and water managers want people to start thinking about conservation now. Then, disturbing acc…
4 months ago
Lawsuit over NCAR's future, Walsenburg water woes, DeGette caucus surprise, Denver bison transferred to tribes
The group that oversees the National Center for Atmospheric Research is suing the government departments that fund it, arguing NCAR is being dismantl…
4 months ago
Meatpackers strike, JeffCo defends trans athlete policies, a Colorado connection to Best Picture
We bring you the latest on the strike on one of the largest meatpacking plants in the country. Then, Jefferson County Public Schools is pushing back …
4 months ago