You’ve seen campaigns that seek to educate people who walk about how to cross the street safely…
Congressional Candidate Adam Frisch Visiting Pagosa on Sunday, March 3
“Meeting people face-to-face and hearing their concerns is my top priority. I want to serve as their voice in Congress…”
Property Tax, Rent, Heat Rebate Offers Relief for Seniors, Low-Income Residents
“It’s important to support all Coloradans, especially those in underserved and underrepresented communities…”
Take Action to Help Protect Construction Workers from Wage Theft
The construction industry has some of the highest levels of subcontracting and disproportionately high rates of wage theft…
EDITORIAL: New STR Policies for Archuleta County? Part One
“To date, we have lost, conservatively, $100,000 in rental income, and have spent between $15,000 and $20,000 on attorneys fees…”
Final Weekend of ‘Tiny Beautiful Things’ at Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts
This heartfelt and resonant production in its closing weekend promises an emotional and unforgettable experience…
BIG PIVOTS: Where Colorado Oil & Gas Legislation Goes to Die
It was, he explained a “messaging bill,” which he did not define except to say that bill sponsors never expected it to pass…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Without Chocolate, Life Would Be a Mistake
According to Aztec mythology, the first cacao tree was stolen from a sacred mountain by the Aztec god Quetzalcoatl…
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: Why IVFs Could Be DOA in the USA
The next victim is likely to be birth control in America…
Employers Can Learn More About Colorado’s SecureSavings Program
There is no matching requirement for employers – in fact, it is not permitted by the program – and you have no fiduciary responsibility…
Wolf Creek Gets 6 Inches of Fresh Powder
Tomorrow, Wednesday, February 28 is Local Appreciation Day. Lift tickets will be $66 for adults and $47 for seniors and $33 children…
OPINION: Immigration a Key to Colorado’s Future Vitality
Washington needs to step up. It’s not just the humane thing to do; it’s the smart thing…
EDITORIAL: Frozen Children
This situation — frozen embryos in test tubes — posed a problem to seven justices sitting on the Alabama Supreme Court last week…
OPINION: As Fluoride Trial Wraps Up, EPA Defends its Inaction
The plaintiffs’ lineup of experts was stellar: some of the most widely acclaimed fluoride researchers in the world…
READY, FIRE, AIM: The Marlboro Man, on Life Support
When the Phillip Morris Company first began advertising Marlboros in the 1920s, the brand was marketed to women…
Military Jets Over Western U.S. Intercept Balloon, Determine It’s Not a Threat
Reached by phone, a NORAD spokesperson declined to confirm that the balloon had flown over Colorado…
Dan Dempster Paintings Now Showing in the PSCA Gallery
Inspired by the fractal patterns of movement of water and light in tide pool and river shallows, and satellite views of snow-capped mountain ranges…
Biden Unveils Latest Round of Student Loan Forgiveness
President Joe Biden expanded his push to eliminate student loan debt Wednesday, part of a campaign promise to address the “broken” system…
Halfway Through ‘Unwinding,’ Medicaid Enrollment Is Down About 10 Million
This story by Phil Galewitz appeared on KFF Health News on February 22, 2024/em> Halfway through what will be the biggest purge of Medicaid beneficiaries READ MORE