Opening Monday, January 19, at the El Pueblo History Museum in Pueblo, entry will be free until 4 p.m.
“Just go out the front door and get moving. I mean, taking a walk is the simplest, easy way to just get your body moving."
A chance encounter led to this couple creating photographs that can be seen and felt.
A state health department spokesperson said the case was in a high school-aged child from outside the Denver metro area.
"The Pikes Peak region is exceptional, and it demands exceptional investment and exceptional attention.”
“Everything is more expensive now, and we can't raise our prices fast enough to cover the same margins as when we opened seven years ago.”
Dozens of photographs taken along Colorado’s Scenic and Historic Byways will be on display at the 3rd Street Gallery in Westcliffe, January 16 to April 19.
Forecasters expect wind gusts of 60 to 70 miles-per-hour across Larimer and Weld counties, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a red flag warning for the area from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
“It's really never been formally tried before, so there are a lot of unknowns about how exactly this should work. There is no blueprint or recipe for how to do this.”
As the last day to enroll for health insurance on the Colorado marketplace arrives today, dire predictions about the number of people who would go uncovered rather than pay unsubsidized and higher rates have largely failed to materialize in Colorado.
“I'm always glad I got (a flu shot) because I'm, like, ‘What if it would've been worse?’”
“We are in the most challenging property insurance market that we've seen in a generation."
Gov. Jared Polis this morning delivers his annual check-up on Colorado to a joint meeting of the state Legislature in the House chamber.
The Trump administration said it is halting the money to Colorado and four other Democratic-led states over unsubstantiated allegations of fraud in the program.
Closing Nixon 1, a coal-fired generating unit in Fountain, is a fundamental step in the utility's original plan to meet the target.
“It is our hope that all institutions of higher education in Colorado will regularly conduct proper pay equity reviews, correct pay disparities, including paying back pay… as well as instituting wage transparency,” said Madeline Collison, the plaintiffs’ attorney.
To really understand how immunization can change your life, Carol Boigon is a good person to talk to.
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The resolution was a response to an ICE agent’s fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Macklin Good in Minneapolis last week.
The legislative session begins today. Leaders will lay out their priorities in speeches on the chamber floors in the morning and during the day the first slate of bills will formally be introduced.
“If that had not occurred,” Weir said, “I wouldn’t have found the people that I next fell in with, which became my calling. I was ready for that when I left here anyway.”
“We need to keep a continued focus on engagement, relevance, and the supports students need to stay connected to school and graduate prepared for their futures.”
“They say we're not in a recession, which I understand, but people are tightening their belts even if it isn't officially a recession.”
Unlike traditional evaluations, the AI coach offers a "low-stakes" environment where the only audience is the teacher herself.
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Women’s Bean Project was founded in 1989, aimed at helping women break the cycle of poverty and achieve lasting independence.
"National parks can be more of an investment to get to both in terms of transportation, in terms of cost."
Currently, most customers are charged a flat rate for the energy they use, regardless of the time of day. However, starting now and continuing into April, the utility will roll out a higher rate for energy used during the peak hours of 5-9 p.m.
The fiscal year 2026 budget proposals for the Department of Energy, the Interior Department, the Environmental Protection Agency and key science agencies include small trims, but largely reject the major cuts the Trump administration outlined more than six months ago.
