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Still In Sound features sonic interpretations from five artists of Clyfford Still's artwork. The exhibit also encourages participation, with one room casting colorful brushstrokes on a screen when visitors play instruments.
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Gretel Daugherty/Special to the Colorado SunMore ranchers in Colorado are using virtual fencing to manage their livestock. The technology allows them to keep their animals within invisible boundaries without having to put up miles of physical fence. A look at how the technology works, and how it may help ranchers better coexist with predators like wolves. -
Holland Andringa/KUNCThe warm dry winter Colorado just endured could mean an unusually active summer ahead for bugs. So we’re looking at the grasshoppers, Japanese beetles and other creatures that may pose an unusually big threat to the plants and trees in your neighborhood. And we’ll hear advice from an insect expert with CSU Extension on how to protect your garden.
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Everything Northern Colorado voters need to know about the state’s 2026 primary election, including major races, voting deadlines, how to return your ballot, and where to find trusted election resources. -
Members were told to stay home with pay for the past four weeks as negotiations continued. Listen to "Morning Edition" host Michael Lyle, Jr. discuss this story with Colorado Sun reporter Tracy Ross and then read the entire article at the link below. -
The residents of a large mobile home park in Boulder County are racing to buy the property before someone else does. KUNC’s Leigh Paterson has more on what a sale could mean. -
Casa de Paz gives people a warm meal, a suitcase, a phone charger and a way home, no matter how far that may be. -
The bill reauthorizes Colorado’s Public Utilities Commission for another 7 years. -
The move comes as the Colorado governor is pushing changes to the food-assistance program, including banning purchases of soda and allowing hot grocery food.
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Growth has been strong over the last year despite a great deal of uncertainty last spring over the future of the ambitious effort. -
Veterans, and research, say getting outdoors helps their physical and mental health. A new report aims to find ways to expand these opportunities. -
One of the studies found that over seven recent years, U.S. Forest Service projects helped communities avoid $2.8 billion in fire-related harm. -
It’s just one example of federal lawmakers and officials recrafting or eliminating regulations around nuclear power as they try to speed up its development. -
The world’s smallest rabbit is at the center of a new legal fight that conservation groups say could have broad implications for sagebrush ecosystems across the Mountain West. -
Dozens of independent, rural hospitals in Montana, Nevada and Wyoming are eligible for the program, where they could have access to a consistent supply of drugs at wholesale prices.
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