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Strong negative sentiment on data centers revealed in three separate surveys. Opposition ranges from 60% to as high as 71%. Public apprehension is driven largely by worries over energy costs (half of Americans view data centers as mostly bad for this), heavy water usage, strain on local quality of life, and the environment.
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Starting this month, Denver residents can now order a driverless robotaxi to get around. KUNC reporter Leigh Paterson took one for a spin.
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Colorado health insurance prices poised for another big jump in 2027. State and federal subsidies, though, will blunt the price increases for people with lower incomes. Prices for coverage next year will increase by an average of 10% across the state and by even more for those who live in the mountains or on the Western Slope.
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Diesel is at a record high nationwide and in Colorado. Its impacts with the supply chain and our wallets are immediately being felt.
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CU Boulder has seen a decline in enrollment with international students, and Boulder Valley School District is closing 4 elementary schools due to a decline in enrollment.
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Colorado Mesa University hosted the debates, which included candidates for statewide offices, statehouse races, and federal races.
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The Sunshine Protection Act would have economic and safety impacts for ski areas and mountain towns, according to ski industry insiders and experts. Marty Lenz talked with Jason Blevins of The Colorado Sun who covered this story.
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As fall creeps in, it’s time to step out and see Colorado’s colors. Leaf peeping season is upon us, and there are spots across Northern Colorado where you can enjoy the scenery.
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The Colorado Economic Development Commission on Thursday offered an unnamed photonics company $627,358 in incentives over eight years in an effort to entice the firm to expand in Longmont.
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Grand Canyon ecology was not a priority in 2026 water-release decisions for the Colorado River.