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Sticker Shock Biggest Barrier to Protecting Communities from Wildfire

December 2, 2022 Like 0 Guest Contributor

As the United States and other nations work to strengthen and reconfigure power grids to accommodate the electrification of automobiles, home heating and other aspects of modern life, engineers say now is the time to move power distribution lines underground…

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Investigation reveals State Patrol Sgt. changed reports

November 16, 2022 Like 0 Guest Contributor

A Fruita-based Colorado State Patrol sergeant is no longer employed by CSP after an internal investigation found at least 13 instances of altering subordinates’ reports over the past two years.

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Colorado State Board passes inclusive social studies standards

November 14, 2022 Like 0 Guest Contributor

In a series of 4-3 party line votes Thursday, Democrats on the Colorado State Board of Education approved social studies standards with an expansive view of the American story and who has a place in it. The decision restored many…

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Denver Art Museum celebrating efforts to bring inclusivity, Spanish to exhibits

November 14, 2022 Like 0 Guest Contributor

Walking through the Denver Art Museum with Clara Ricciardi is like traveling back in time to Mesoamerica and experiencing it firsthand.

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New Denver Police Chief Aims for Community Collaborations

November 9, 2022 Like 0 Guest Contributor

Despite the countless stories published nationwide about the misuse of jurisdiction and force in handling citizen encounters in Denver, Colorado, a new feeling of hope accompanies the swearing in of Ron Thomas as the new Denver police chief. Thomas hopes…

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Olympian Allyson Felix Steps up to Fight for Maternal Protection

November 8, 2022 Like 0 Guest Contributor

She shared her journey to this new life of advocacy most recently as the keynote speaker at the annual luncheon for the Women’s Foundation of Colorado at the Colorado Convention Center. She told the crowd how proud she was of…

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When the Pastor Gets Weary

November 7, 2022 Like 0 Guest Contributor

Coming out of the pandemic, Black people are at the top of most of the lists for risk factors, yet the people in the community who are caring for them are not caring for themselves.

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Coloradans Launch ‘Fracking Fuels the Flames’ Campaign

November 6, 2022 Like 0 Guest Contributor

A grassroots, volunteer-led coalition of Coloradans is putting a spotlight on the role that oil and gas production plays in “fueling the flames” of wildfires and other impacts of the climate crisis on communities. Comments from Heidi Leathwood, climate policy…

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Colorado water users, environmentalists brace for changes as EPA, Supreme Court weigh wetland rules

November 5, 2022 Like 0 Guest Contributor

The U.S. Supreme Court could issue a new ruling as early as January as the EPA prepares to finalize its own new regulations later this year.

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Bus driver shortage leaves parents to fend for themselves in Northeast Colorado school district

November 4, 2022 Like 0 Guest Contributor

Wiggins School District canceled their transportation services because of hiring challenges. The superintendent warned that Wiggins won’t be the only district struggling with the shortage if recruitment efforts don't improve.