Opera Colorado artists sign first contract, three years after they formed a union
admin The contract includes special carve-outs for developing singers and soloists, most of whom are freelancers not tied to one specific…
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10 Colorado trains and trams that speak to our history
Editor’s note: Welcome to the 14th installment of our 15-week series Colorado 150, marking 150 years of...
Colorado drought increasingly linked to long-term climate change
Climate change has made a repeat of this year's historic low snowpack 14 times more likely to happen again, Colorado…
Colorado Medicaid owes federal government at least $8 million for in-home disability care, audit finds
The Office of Inspector General targeted an additional $45 million for further review but state officials say there was no…
2 large hospital systems announce a new partnership in Colorado
Under the proposed affiliation, AdventHealth will take over operations of three Intermountain Health hospitals.
Aspen Acres fire crews patrol western edge, after hot, dry conditions test defenses
Increased fire activity north of Millset Ridge prompted officials to reinstate mandatory evacuation orders for parts of Custer County
Mudslides close I-70, roads in western Colorado
Flash flooding pushes mud and debris across the interstate between exit 97, near Silt, and exit 105, near New Castle
How would a Front Range train work, what would it cost, and when would it start?
Colorado's Front Range Passenger Rail District revealed detailed cost and service plans as it prepares for a final vote on…
Keeping coal plants open in Colorado could cost $87M, with consumers paying the tab
Turning power plants on and off to generate electricity at a fraction of their capacity is costly, and inefficient, owners…
Too many hikers are pooping in Colorado’s backcountry. Could “wag bags” be the answer?
A survey of hikers on Mount Elbert shows hundreds of people pooping on the trail to the summit. Wag bags…