Amanda Andrews
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As the state moves into the next phase of the pandemic, Colorado's higher education leaders are looking to return to pre-pandemic levels of state funding.
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Denver-based artist Narkita Gold is sharing stories of the city's Black residents one interview and portrait at a time. Her works include themes of love, authenticity, unity and liberation.
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Northern Colorado communities are honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with virtual celebrations this year. In contrast, student organizers from the University of Northern Colorado are marking MLK Day by marching against social injustice. Here are other scheduled events across the Front Range for Monday, Jan. 18.
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Colorado organizations are working to address digital radicalization causing extremism and targeted crimes in the state.
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The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment confirmed teachers will be among the second group to receive COVID-19 vaccines in phase one. That process is likely to begin in late February or early March. Until then, districts have created their own phased opening plans to bring students back for hybrid or full in-person learning options.
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As the coronavirus pandemic causes a national surge in demand at food banks, some insiders speculate that demand could remain high long after lockdowns end.
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As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Colorado, universities are making changes to the 2021 spring academic calendar.
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Denver voters passed a series of local measures on election night, most notably affecting climate change and homelessness in the city.
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Colorado State University was declared an outbreak on Wednesday by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.
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Colorado will begin mailing ballots to voters on Friday, Oct. 9. Here is an overview of the 11 statewide ballot measures Coloradans will be voting on this election.