Analysis: NOAA’s Vast Public Weather Data Powers the Local Forecasts on Your Phone and TV
A private company couldn’t match the Boulder-based federal agency’s work…but scientists worry the Trump administration could propose just that.
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Uber Claims Transparency Law Complicates Rides and Takes Away Driver Perks – but Does It?
Lyft’s compliance updates add almost zero extra difficulty to the ride process, but Uber claims the rules add too much text and unfairly paint Uber as greedy.
Map: Ten Whitest Zip Codes in Denver
Denver’s racial diversity varies widely based on the area; the white populations of zip codes range from 24 to 88 percent.
Colorado Senator Fears Trump Will “Intimidate” Republicans Into Federal Funding Freeze
Frozen grants include money for Colorado wildfire risk reduction, energy efficiency and conservation projects, according to Senator Michael Bennet.
Colorado Foreign Aid Workers Lose Jobs, Payment Assurances After USAID Shutdown
Colorado foreign aid professionals say DOGE’s dismantling of USAID has destroyed careers, halted payment for their work and leaves humanitarian projects dead in the water.
King Soopers Workers Continue Strike Despite Freezing Temps, Kroger Lawsuit
“I go home and I’ll cook a big pot of soup and bring it out when most everybody’s here and good and tired and drained, so at least they’re full.”
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Jefferson County GOP Elects Ex-Reality TV Star, Convicted Felon as Party Chair
Rich Wyatt went from the small screen to the big house. Now, the infamous local legend is taking a swing at politics.
Mike Johnston Pitches “Vibrant Denver” Bonds to Improve City Infrastructure
The mayor wants Denver residents to suggest improvement projects, and then vote in November for bonds to fund them.
Why Does Smoking Weed Irritate My Contacts?
“I’ve started wearing contacts, but every time I smoke weed my eyes get really irritated, and the contacts often fall out.”
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Aurora’s New Councilmember Is a Refugee Who’s Tough on Immigration
“A lot of immigrants in the Ethiopian community are conservative, so they feel like the community needs to be more protected when it comes to crime.”
Latest Denver Spring Forecast Released: Here’s What to Expect
Denver and Colorado were predicted to see a snowier winter than usual, which has held true so far – but that could flip this spring.
Video: Denver Protesters Attacked With Glass Bottles, Nazi Salutes
No arrests have been made, but a video of the incident has gone viral on social media.
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Colorado Universities Say They’re Behind the Ball in NIL, Need Help From Lawmakers
Colorado universities could soon pay athletes directly, but a state bill proposing that also wants to hide those records from the public.
Lauren Boebert Seen Taking Late-Night Cab Ride with Kid Rock
The Colorado congresswoman and Trump-supporting musician were recently spotted hopping into a late-night cab together.
Take a Ride on This Cannabis-Friendly Black History Tour of Denver
After a trip to the dispensary, guests are chauffeured in a mobile cannabis lounge to the Welton corridor, where dozens of Black-owned businesses once thrived.
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Former ICE Director and MMA Fighter Leading New Immigration Enforcement Group
“It will encompass some people who are not committing crimes, but at the end of the day it will improve on our legal immigration system.”
Why You Saw a Ring Around the Moon in Denver Sunday Night
Lunar halos often indicate a storm system is rolling in.
Protesters Return to Denver to Decry ICE, Deportations
Thousands gathered at the Colorado State Capitol on Saturday to denounce recent ICE raids.
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You’d Better Shop Around: King Soopers Stores We’ll Miss During the Strike
From Speer to the southern ‘burbs, we were always excited to find what was in store. But until the picketing ends – no more.
National Election-Denying Group Calls for Jared Polis to Pardon Tina Peters
Donald Trump can’t come to her rescue.
Colorado Legislators Vote to Keep Ten-Cent Fee on Paper Bags
Democrats rejected a Republican-sponsored proposal to repeal the new fee.
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Crested Butte Lift Maintenance Workers Authorize Strike if Agreement Can’t be Reached
Workers say low wages lead to high turnover, which leads to safety issues.