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Nearly all voters say free and fair elections are important, but Republicans are far less likely than Democrats and unaffiliated voters to trust the people administering them.
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Photo by Ben Blennerhassett/UnsplashAbout one in five new mothers struggles with postpartum depression or anxiety. But a new study led partly by Colorado researchers says psychedelics may soon be an effective treatment for those symptoms – and that they may be more effective than prescription medication or psychotherapy. We dig into an intriguing study. -
Sally Pearce/Colorado Dept of TransportationSummer is a great time to get away to Colorado’s high country. So today we’re talking about a few summer drives that show off Colorado’s stunning alpine views, scenic forests, and historic communities.
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The sheriff says he and his deputies will learn from the experience. -
Colorado’s Democratic nominees for Congress have outraised their Republican rivals by more than a 2-to-1 margin in the 2026 election cycle, Federal Election Commission data shows. -
About five months after financial struggles forced the YMCA of Northern Colorado to end aquatics, fitness and recreation services at its Longmont location, the City of Longmont is planning to buy the 950 Lashley St. facility and turn it into a public recreation center. -
Different types of snow can change how people ski and ride. In a year with historically low snowfall, two local physicians saw athletes face hazards that led to higher-impact injuries. -
The Johnstown Historical Society is asking for photos and stories from the last 50 years for a commemorative book to mark the town’s 150th birthday. -
76% of respondents to this year’s Pulse Poll, conducted annually by the Colorado Health Foundation since 2020, said they were worried about being able to afford to live here in the future
Mountain West News
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High temperatures and a poor snowpack led to a lackluster winter for nearby ski resorts. But according to experts and trail users, those conditions could have consequences for summer sports, too. -
Environmental advocates argue that new water-sharing rules can and should keep the river flowing for plants, animals, people and infrastructure. -
Fish go belly up following a weekend heatwave. -
Communities in Colorado and Utah are reporting drops in tourism as fires burn nearby and smoke floats in. -
High temperatures gripping large portions of the west are exacerbating poor air quality -
With low river flows and high water temperatures, conditions for fish are increasingly deadly.
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