2024 Colorado Wildfire Outlook Projects Normal Year of 5,500 Fires
High winds and drought could contribute to big fires in the state, and officials emphasize that everyone should be prepared.
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Colorado Public Radio CEO Talks Layoffs, Podcast Host Dispute and New Building
Colorado Public Radio has a vision to be the state’s top, free news source. Getting there has created some controversy.
2024 Paper Fashion Show Designers Will Channel Cabaret on Thursday
The long-running fashion show inspires students and professionals to turn paper into wearable designs.
All Aboard! Bill Aims to Entice Federal Investment in Colorado Passenger Rail
The legislation proposes a fee on rental car use to generate matching funds for $66 billion available in federal funding.
Governor Polis Wants Utilities Commission to Investigate Xcel’s Wind Outages
With over 155,000 Coloradans experiencing lengthy outages, the governor doesn’t want this issue to just blow over.
Denver Rental Assistance Applications Quickly Outpace Funding
Over 7,400 people have already applied for a rental assistance program in Denver, with nearly 4,000 housing evictions from January to March.
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Englewood Apartment Residents Say Bad Management Is Putting Them in Danger
Repairs take months and mold goes unremediated, allegedly, so residents are considering legal action.
Thousands of Xcel Customers Still Without Power After High Winds
About 65 percent of outages had been restored as of early April 8, according to Xcel, which expects 90 percent of outages to be resolved by Monday night.
Denver, Other City Councils Consider Changes to Public-Comment Sessions
“Sometimes when our world is out of order, we need to do things that are out of order, and I think we should have representatives who are willing to listen to us.”
State Entity Could Own the Stanley Hotel and Future Horror Movie Museum
Plans to sell the iconic Estes Park hotel to an Arizona nonprofit fell through, but a state entity could purchase the property if lawmakers agree on funding.
Coloradans Unhappy with Cost of Living, Lauren Boebert and Wolves
The latest Colorado Polling Institute survey shows a loss of faith in the state’s direction, with significant worry about affordability.
Colorado PUC Won’t Investigate Xcel Overcharging Complaint
The utility denies that customers in non-franchised areas of Colorado are paying into a fund they can’t access, while Xcel collects interest.
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Boulder County Receives HUD Designation to Streamline Housing Affordability
The Moving to Work program lets local housing agencies choose where to spend their money. Boulder County’s is the latest to join the exclusive group.
CU Ready to Play Spoiler Against Caitlin Clark in Sweet Sixteen Matchup
The Iowa star has taken the basketball world by storm, but CU has beaten several high-profile teams this year The game starts at 1:30 p.m. today!
RTD Rail Construction Bringing Major Changes to Downtown Routes
The transit agency is shutting down the L Line and tearing up five downtown intersections this summer – but the Free MetroRide is returning to compensate.
EPA Rule Cuts Cancer Risks in Lakewood From Ethylene Oxide
In 2018, Terumo BCT was identified by the EPA as a source of increased cancer risk to nearby residents.
Suggested “Elements of Colorado” for the Broncos’ New Jerseys
Speaking of adding new colors, may we suggest Casa Bonita pink?
Who the Hell Is on the Colorado Rockies Roster in 2024, Anyway?
As Major League Baseball nears opening day, here’s the lineup.
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Denver Patients Still Get Surprise Ambulance Bills Despite Laws Against Them
Emergency medical service providers, health care advocates and patients want to end balance billing, but the path is riddled with complications.
License to Sell: City Pushing Permits on First Friday Sidewalk Vendors
Officials don’t want to issue citations but worry about pedestrian and traffic safety if vendors continue setting up tables without proper permits.
March Madness in the Rockies: Three Colorado Schools in NCAA Tournaments
The University of Colorado women are a five-seed, while the Colorado State and CU men are both still fighting to make the round of 64.
Now Nesting: Pair of Bald Eagles Requires Changes to Englewood Golf Course
The golf course changed a par five to a par three to protect the all-American birds – and warns people not to trespass on the course to see them.