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The right-to-repair movement is gaining momentum in Colorado, with residents seeking out resources to fix their belongings and challenge the culture of consumption.
Senator Roberts discusses the challenges and accomplishments of the Colorado legislature's latest budget session, including protections for education and healthcare funding.
Coloradans are pushing back against a culture of consumption and planned obsolescence, advocating for their right to repair belongings and reduce waste.
The Colorado Republican Party is at a crossroads, struggling with internal conflicts and facing an uncertain future in the state's increasingly blue political landscape.
The first all-girls flag football game in the Roaring Fork Valley marks a significant milestone in the growth of girls' flag football in the region.
The proposed relocation of the US Forest Service headquarters and closure of regional offices sparks concerns about the future of public lands and local communities.
November 10, 1951 – April 8, 2026 Jerome “Jerry” Castimore, 74, of Grand Junction, Colorado, passed away peacefully after a short illness. Born to Gordon and Jeannette (Redshaw) Castimore on November 10, 1951, in Franklin,...
Tracy Stone-Manning, former head of the BLM, speaks out against the proposal to dismantle the US Forest Service, warning of dire consequences for public lands, wildlife, and communities.
Local wildlife experts reveal the surprising value of magpies in our ecosystem, despite being viewed as a nuisance. Discover the importance of reevaluating our perspective on these intelligent birds.
The Elected Officials Transportation Committee in Aspen discusses the allocation of their $19.6 million budget for 2026, focusing on traffic and congestion issues in the valley.
Poor Richard's Books in Colorado Springs highlights two new book releases, including a dystopian novel and a nature memoir, that offer unique perspectives on the world and our place within it.
A proposed rule change by the U.S. Surface Transportation Board has sparked concerns about the potential environmental impact on the Colorado River and surrounding ecosystems.
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