Top Republican in Colorado Senate resigns to take private sector job
Senate Minority Leader Paul Lundeen, R-Monument, is resigning effective Monday to become president and CEO of the American Excellence Foundation.
World’s first executive MBA in aviation ready for take off at CU Denver and DIA
The curriculum centered around the many “ecosystems” that exist to make an airport run smoothly.
Church central to Southern Colorado’s Black history in ‘The Dry’ gains national recognition
The United Methodist Church in Manzanola was the spiritual home for Black families who homesteaded more than a century ago in the nearby area known as “The Dry.”
Had the measles as a kid? Then you’re already protected
The two ways to get lifelong protection from the highly contagious disease is to have already had it or get the MMR vaccine.
How the iPad cured a top pianist’s stage fright
Anxiety and panic attacks crippled pianist Simone Dinnerstein on stage, despite a stellar career. She shares how one common device helped her overcome the fear.
One week after Boulder firebomb attack, thousands gather for 30th annual Boulder Jewish Festival
Speakers spoke of solidarity and resolve in the face of the attack, which was one week ago today.
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Colorado Freedom Memorial raising funds for new building, expansion
Hundreds gather on Memorial Day and throughout the year to honor Coloradans who have died in combat.
Surviving grief: A guide for older Coloradans, or anyone, experiencing loss
Jenn Flaum, executive director of a Colorado nonprofit that provides grief support and education, spoke about grief and how to navigate it.
The Barlow take pride in their brand of ‘Colorado Country’
The Barlow just dropped their fourth album in six years. Cut at Evergroove Studios in Evergreen, ‘High Spirits’ builds on their guitar-heavy, rugged outlaw country sound.
Fuel leak and incorrectly installed parts may have caused American Airlines fire at DIA
The flight, which took off from the Colorado Springs airport, reached 16,000 feet before it diverted to land at Denver International Airport.
Uncertainty ahead for Job Corps, including center in Mesa County, with federal funding freeze
The Department of Labor announced a federal funding freeze to take effect by the end of the month.
Things to do in Denver this weekend, June 6-8
This week, there’s a music festival in Englewood, a chalk art festival and a Denver Greek Festival.
Check out a dozen new murals and sculptures around downtown Colorado Springs as part of a new exhibition
Artists all over the country created these works of public art.
Boulder attack suspect makes first appearance in federal court
Mohamed Sabry Soliman faces one federal hate crime charge in addition to 118 state charges.
Two resolutions in DC paint different views of Boulder attack
Efforts by U.S. lawmakers from Colorado to condemn the violence also highlight growing politicization around the suspect’s immigration status.
Researcher digs in to federal funding cuts with Impact Project map
The tool seeks to categorize and display cuts to federal programs.
Listen: Scientists say Denver is like Airbnb for miller moths, so don’t kill our guests
The moths are a critical part of our ecosystem.
