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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.
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Here’s who’s performing at the 2026 Colorado State Fair in Pueblo
The Colorado State Fair, which runs from Aug. 28 to Sept. 7, also features a range of free events and entertainment throughout its two-week run in Pueblo.
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Recent Colorado Springs bear death highlights change to ‘wildlife luring’ law
The death of a bear that got trapped inside a vehicle in Colorado Springs this month underscores a new law, which took effect just days earlier, that lowers the burden of proof against people whose actions may lure bears.
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Aldi is almost here. So what discount grocery store do Coloradans want next?
There will soon be a new discount grocery store without a presence in Colorado that people long for the most. But what is it?
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U.S. News ranks top high schools in Colorado. See the 2026 list
One of Denver’s newer schools took the top spot in U.S. News’ rankings of the best public high schools in Colorado.
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Proposed changes could erase local voices protecting Colorado’s historic sites
If approved, changes to the National Historic Preservation Act would make state and tribal input optional, not required, before agencies approve projects near historic sites.
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Volunteer opportunity offers rent-free Colorado mountain cabin living
A volunteer opportunity in the Canyon Lakes Ranger District of the Roosevelt National Forest offers free housing in a beautiful historic site.
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How much does it cost to attend 10 of Colorado’s top colleges?
School quality is important, but the cost to attend Colorado’s top colleges varies by tens of thousands of dollars a year depending on where you attend.
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Turn up the heat: Your guide to Northern Colorado’s green chile season
Green chile is a beloved staple in Colorado, especially during the late summer and early fall when fresh peppers are abundant and the roasting season is underway.
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Can El Niño save Colorado from this historic drought?
How much can we count on the monsoon moisture and forming super El Niño to bail us out of our persistent drought?
