OPINION: ‘Colorado Schools Fund’ Making the Case for Market-Based Education

This op-ed by Mike DeGuire appeared on Colorado Newsline on October 17, 2025. In Colorado, the Colorado Schools Fund, is quietly playing a pivotal role in shaping not just the charter school movement but also the narrative, policy environment and...

Know Before You Vote: District 49 school board candidates

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - Election Day is November 4, and KKTV wants you to Know Before You Vote! There are three candidates running for a seat on District 49’s Board of Directors in District 1, and two candidates running in District 4. You...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife warns of increased wildlife entanglement incidents

Across the state, Colorado Parks and Wildlife district wildlife managers have been responding to incidents of wildlife, particularly antlered ungulates, caught in various hazards. According to a CPW press release, reports have included bull elk...

Denver pizza restaurant transformed into modular gallery by 11 x 17

Architecture studio 11 x 17 had to leave historic details intact when converting a restaurant in a mixed-use building in Denver, Colorado, into a gallery space for the Architectural League of New York. When commissioned to design a seasonal...

Was Colorado’s constitution first published in English and Spanish?

The Colorado State Constitution was originally published in English, Spanish and German to ensure it was available to residents who were non-native English speakers. The constitution was drafted March 14, 1876, and approved by voters July 1 of...

Denver lights up 2025 with Mile High Holidays events

DENVER — Mile High Holidays, Visit Denver‘s annual winter celebration, will return in 2025 with a lineup of lights, performances, and family-friendly attractions across the city. In Brief: Mile High Holidays returns for 2025 with lights, shows,...

Human Factors Outweigh Climate in Depleting Arizona’s Water Supply

A study led by University of Arizona researchers shows that decades of groundwater pumping by humans has depleted Tucson-area aquifers far more than natural climate variation. Published in the journal Water Resources Research, the study provides...

‘Zombie’ Rabbits With Black Horns and Mouth Tentacles Spotted in Colorado Backyards, Experts Explain What’s Behind the Frightening Look

FORT COLLINS, COLORADO — Residents across northern Colorado are reporting sightings of strange-looking rabbits with black horns and tentacle-like growths emerging from their heads and mouths — sparking viral online reactions and comparisons to...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife halts search for depredating Copper Creek wolf as more livestock attacks are confirmed in Rio Blanco 

After months of reported wolf activity and seven confirmed wolf attacks on livestock in Pitkin County, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has not verified any depredations in the county since mid-August, causing the agency to change course on attempts to...

Wildlife officers urge public to remove tangle hazards from yards, decorate responsibly

DURANGO, Colo. (KRDO) -- Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) officers are urging the public to remove hazards from their yards after responding to many incidents of wildlife, particularly antlered animals, getting entangled. CPW says they see a wide...

As a last resort, Consumers Energy may shut off power to prevent wildfires

JACKSON, MI — Michigan’s second largest electric utility will de-energize lines and temporarily shut off power to prevent destructive wildfires from igniting. Consumers Energy describes the new strategy, announced on Tuesday, Oct. 28, as a “last...

Shift gets old, polluting cars off the road for good. Here’s how it’s helping Colorado auto parts dealers. 

HENDERSON — For 80 years now, mechanics have been pulling parts off junked cars perched on battle-worn lifts at Stadium Auto Parts, cleaning and tagging every intact gearbox, radiator or alternator for a second or third life after resale....

Colorado to receive $56.5 million for EV chargers

(The Center Square) – Colorado has officially secured nearly $60 million in federal funding for electric vehicle chargers. The funding is part of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Grant program, which is a national initiative funded by...

Join GCSTIMES at The Hospitality Show 2025 in Colorado

As winter approaches, GCSTIMES is bringing more than just innovation to the heart of hospitality — we’re bringing warmth, creativity, and sustainability to the forefront. Join us at The Hospitality Show 2025, taking place October 26–28, 2025, at...

Wildlife Window: October oversees the change from summer to fall to winter

The crickets and cicadas, the dragonflies and leaffoot-bugs, individually and collectively, tell me that October is now in control. Two weeks ago I could sit on my patio and hear a dozen or more crickets chirping; now I can walk around the block...

3 weeks since Nederland’s town center burned down, displaced businesses are already rebuilding with community’s help

NEDERLAND — Doug Armitage lost the violin his great-great granduncle carried from Germany when he fled Nazi Germany escaping Hitler, and John Thompson lost the connections he made with all of the people who thanked him for suggesting the perfect...

'Excessive restraint' among concerns at Southern Colorado youth treatment center, report says

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — A new report from Disability Law Colorado documents concerns of dangerous conditions at Southern Peaks Regional Treatment Center, a psychiatric residential treatment facility in Cañon City. Disability Law Colorado,...

Candidate Q&A: Bellevue mayor

Two candidates are seeking to be elected Bellevue mayor. The top vote-getter will earn a two-year term that will start in January 2026. Below, the candidates, listed in alphabetical order by last name, respond in writing to a set of questions...

Colorado Wildlife is on the move and crossing roadways

Colorado is a leader in wildlife crossings but funding cuts threaten protections

This article was originally published by Colorado Newsline. Hank Lacey Colorado Newsline Colorado will soon make history with a long-awaited wildlife crossing project on Interstate 25, but the state faces fiscal headwinds in continuing its plan to...