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Rural resort areas have seen a surge in hunger since the pandemic. Fewer people on SNAP will put even more pressure on local services, nonprofit leaders say.
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Recent fires have affected CPW’s approach to licenses, as some hunters have been offered the opportunity to return tags for refunds and have their preference points restored.
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Budget shortfall for voter-approved program would be closed though further tax hike on incomes over $300,000.
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Low vacancy rates could trigger expedited parole hearings and halfway house placements.
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The school district gets two grants to explore a potential geothermal well field. Some hope for an even-deeper dive.
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In Colorado, the peak bird migration starts on Sept. 1 and continues through Sept. 24, according to BirdCast.
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A bee survey is the process of recording data to track what types of bees live in an area, how abundant they are and how those numbers change over time.
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How do teachers captivate their students? Here, in a feature Chalkbeat calls "How I Teach," they ask great educators how they approach their jobs.
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A historic wildfire season in Colorado has seen fish evacuations, hunting license changes and more as wildlife adapts to burning habitat.
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The agency was not aware of the uncollared wolf’s presence in the region until it attacked sheep on at least three occasions between July 20 and Aug. 2