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Foundation Awards $82,500 to Outdoor Projects

Foundation Awards $82,500 to Outdoor Projects

Western Colorado Community Foundation funded 13 conservation, recreation and environmental projects through its CORE Giving Circle.

Live Poll

Should local donors fund more outdoor and conservation projects in your community?

Colorado news, from the Centennial State, covers state government, elections, the energy sector, outdoor recreation and civic life. Reporting reaches Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder and Fort Collins.


Politics

Political Parties

Neguse Seeks Assistant Speaker Post in Democratic Congress

Colorado Representative Joe Neguse is pursuing the majority-party assistant speaker role after winning a fifth term in his district.

Neguse Seeks Assistant Speaker Post in Democratic Congress

Finance

Financial Planning

Empower Posts Record Margins in Third Quarter

Both the wealth management and retirement units reported their highest pre-tax base operating margins on record in Q3 2026.

Empower Posts Record Margins in Third Quarter

Business

People

Banner Health Names Ned Resch Northern Colorado CEO

Resch, who recently led Regional West Health Services in Nebraska, will take the Northern Colorado chief executive role on January 25, 2027.


Tech

Live Poll

Would you trust AI tools to document government officials' conversations with people under supervision?

Artificial Intelligence

Colorado Parole Officers Get AI Meeting Tool

The Colorado Department of Corrections has launched an optional AI tool that helps community parole officers prepare for and document client meetings.

Colorado Parole Officers Get AI Meeting Tool

Health

Live Poll

Would you plant a mix of flowers to feed bees through the season?

Nutrition

Wild Bumblebees Shift Pollen Diets With Seasons

An eight-year Colorado study shows wild bumblebees balance protein, fat, and carbohydrate intake by changing which flowers they visit.

Wild Bumblebees Shift Pollen Diets With Seasons

The beat runs across the legislature and the governor's office, statewide elections, the courts and the energy and land-use debates that define Colorado politics. Coverage extends through Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder and Fort Collins and the smaller communities along the Front Range and beyond. The state's mix of energy production and outdoor recreation economy creates tensions that recur across legislative sessions. Population growth along the Front Range and its pressure on housing, infrastructure and water rights is the thread that ties many stories together.


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