News
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Colorado has highest ‘teacher pay penalty’ in the nation
Colorado’s 40% teacher pay penalty towers above the average nationwide penalty of 25%.
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Fort Collins to examine putting limits on data centers
Fort Collins City Council members said they are interested in exploring a moratorium of some kind on development of data centers.
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Now there’s a way to get through TSA checkpoints with digital ID
You can now use the myColorado app to provide your proof of identity at TSA security checkpoints at Denver International Airport.
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Colorado high school students participate in statewide walkout to protest ICE
Students from more than 200 high schools across Colorado planned to walk out of school Friday afternoon to protest federal immigration enforcement.
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Colorado faces record year for bear attacks
Colorado officials say there have been seven bear attacks this year; the state averages three per year.
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Colorado has more households without AC than most of the US
An estimated 311,539 households in Colorado do not have air conditioning.
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DOGE cuts, crowds stressing national parks across Colorado
At the most popular parks, visitors are navigating throngs of tourists, noise, long lines and packed parking lots.
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US food safety system under scrutiny after outbreaks in Colorado
Many Coloradans are worried about food safety, thanks to the rise in foodborne illnesses.
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Best place to work in Colorado? Forbes names top employers
Twenty of the top 30 places to work operating in Colorado according to Forbes are headquartered out of state.
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Evans vs. Rutinel: What to know about Colorado’s closest US House race
Republican US Rep. Gabe Evans (R-Fort Lupton) and Democratic state Rep. Manny Rutinel (D-Commerce City) are running in one of the closest US House races in the country, with control of Congress potentially riding on a few thousand votes north of Denver.
