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Colorado teachers and other public school employees can now get help with down payments and closing costs through a new state program aimed at making homeownership more attainable.
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The survey also found Coloradans viewed data centers and AI leaders unfavorably.
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Colorado, like the rest of the contiguous U.S., experienced its warmest summer on record this year. Temperature monitors in Denver recorded 15 more days than average of 90 degrees or above.
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Democratic leaders in rural parts of the state believe the party and its candidates can make inroads in a state that has turned deeper red in recent elections.
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2 More bear attacks in southwestern Colorado add to a record season of conflicts with humans. Read the article from the Colorado Sun and then listen to the interview with KUNC host Marty Lenz.
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The state has asked for a $51,000 penalty in addition to the refunds.
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The Supreme Court justices said in an opinion Monday night that the government is “unlikely to succeed on the merits of its challenge.”
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Amendment 81 is backed by Advance Colorado, a conservative ‘dark money’ group.
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Around 500 people in Colorado have completed a firearm safety course and exam required by a new state law to buy certain popular guns during the first month of the law’s implementation.
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The Roaring Fork Conservancy is one of several local employers that have purchased a mix of deed-restricted and free-market condos to rent to staff in a new apartment complex in Basalt. Matthew Anderson, who works for the conservancy, will be one of the first residents to move into the new units.