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Is Colorado’s new law for doula services working?
RealTalk is hosted by Colorado Public Radio’s Nathan Fernando-Frescas and Denver7’s Micah Smith. RealTalk airs on CPR News ...
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The Michelin Guide is giving Denver’s food scene a huge boost, but the pressure that comes with it is high
In 2023, a coaliton of the Colorado Tourism Office, local tourism boards and resort companies paid between $70,000 and ...
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Parking changes are underway in downtown Colorado Springs
Permanent parking changes are happening in downtown Colorado Springs as the city starts a pilot program aimed at enhancing visitation to the area.
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Why now might be the best time to buy an EV in Colorado
The state EV tax credit shrinks next year. The federal tax credit might go away altogether. And dealers are offering ...
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Colorado’s unemployment stays relatively low but slowly climbing
Colorado’s unemployment rate inched up to 4.1 percent in October, according to the state’s labor department.
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Where do Colorado’s foothills end and the mountains begin? Experts say it’s complicated
Maybe it’s the rocks, maybe it’s the elevation or maybe the animals that live there. The question has fascinated scientists ...
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State elected officials, community leaders prepare to fight with Trump administration over immigration
In an interview with Colorado Matters, Polis said he would welcome federal government help to root out criminals and gang members — but beyond that, the governor said there is going to be a fight.