It’s a Hit: Assassin Makes the Grade at East High School
In the dead of winter, swimming accessories can keep you in the game.
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From No Action to Class Action: Auraria Student Lofts Under New Management
The new company is the focus of a class-action suit filed by Mint Urban Infinity tenants.
Fighting Fire With Fire: Prescribed Burn Planned for Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Last month’s blaze has brought a new awareness regarding wildfires.
Denver Parking Fines Increasing on February 1
But the added revenue will go to safety on the streets.
After a Rough Start, SeaQuest Is Back in the Swim at Southwest Plaza
The state has issued the facility a new license.
Employees Think Something’s Fishy at Downtown Aquarium
The fish in the restaurant are protected. The ones in the tanks are not.
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Air Pollution Control Division Ordered to Take Action on Suncor Permits
The state reached a $9 million settlement with the company last year.
Rocky Flats Refuge on Former Nuclear Weapons Plant Wants to Be a Good Neighbor
The refuge was on the pre-evacuation list.
Today’s State of the Climate Rally at the Capitol Almost Didn’t Happen
The rally is at 11 a.m. at the Capitol.
Tenants at Auraria Student Lofts Say They’re Getting a Lesson in Neglect
Stuck in a thirty-story building with no elevators.
Environmental Justice Advisory Board Wants Colorado to Lead on Climate Policy
The group was established by legislation last session.
Even a Sustainable Smart Home Couldn’t Withstand the Marshall Fire
The owner already has plans to rebuild…better
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Never Seen Anything Like This: Fires Ravaging Boulder County
Over 1,600 acres have already burned.
State COVID Testing Sites Close for the Holiday, Struggle With Demand
Colorado-run COVID testing sites will close for the holiday.
Year in Review: The Ten Biggest Colorado Political Stories of 2021
Colorado politics were turbulent as ever in 2021 with issues related to election fraud, criminal justice and redistricting making Westword’s biggest stories list.
Year in Review: The Ten Biggest Environment Stories of 2021
This year Colorado saw wildfires, mudslides and drought…and that’s not all.
Something’s Fishy About Mask Mandate Enforcement at Downtown Aquarium
“Please do not worry about policing the policy.”
Colorado Planning Reintroduction, but Wolves Could Be Returning on Their Own
Recent sightings suggest the breed is making a comeback.
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Watch Out for Extra Energy Costs This Winter
The increase could be about $27 a month.
River-Rafting Companies Challenge Exec Order That Would Raise Wages
The $15 minimum for work on federal land would take effect January 22.
Why Colorado’s Slopes Are More Dangerous This Year
Some attorneys want legal fixes to the Colorado Ski Safety Act.
Environmental Justice Action Task Force Prepares for Change
“We can finally address environmental racism.”