College athletes score a big win in U.S. Supreme Court in NCAA dispute
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled Monday that the National Collegiate Athletics Association cannot limit educational compensation to student athletes due to...
Endangered species to get a reprieve under Biden administration plans
WASHINGTON — The lesser prairie-chicken, a rare dancing grouse once abundant on the Great Plains, could benefit again soon from the protection of the...
Post-Trump, refugee resettlement agencies ramp up services
As a member of the Denver Immigrant and Refugee Commission, Yusuf Hassan hears lots of stories from area refugees yearning for their family members...
Settled into new homes, refugees in US say they are working for a better...
Violence, persecution and wars amid a global pandemic added to the growing number of displaced persons around the world last year.
The United Nations reports...
Biden public lands nominee opposed by GOP over link to 1989 tree-spiking in Idaho
Republicans in the U.S. Senate are ramping up opposition to President Joe Biden’s pick to lead the Bureau of Land Management after a conservative...
Biden signs law making Juneteenth a new federal holiday
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on Thursday signed into law legislation declaring a legal public holiday annually on June 19, the date of the...
Colorado third in the nation to pass sweeping data privacy legislation
With COVID-19 accelerating global digital activity — and amid recent high-profile hacks of major companies — more Coloradans may be thinking about where their...
Sneak peek: Recommended solutions to Colorado’s affordable housing crisis
A coalition of housing experts across Colorado has been meeting remotely for the last eight months to brainstorm long-term strategies for alleviating the state’s...
Colorado wildfires: Latest updates on the 2021 fire season
A year after an unprecedented series of wildfires burned more than 650,000 acres in Colorado's worst fire season on record, state and federal officials...
