Motus Theater monologists have been busy this summer and have prepared special events for the month of September to provoke community conversation about issues of human rights in collaboration with Edica Pacha. A set of 12 large murals with explanatory […]
The Front Range urban corridor is likely to experience record-breaking September temperatures today and tomorrow. Three elementary schools in the Denver Public Schools system will not open today and another 30 schools will release students early because of the lack of […]
The Boulder County Planning Commission will weigh in on extending permits for Cemex, a cement manufacturing company and one of the worst polluters in Colorado on September 14th again. Boulder County Staff and the Department of Parks and open space […]
Colorado issued an operating permit to Suncor refinery in northwest Denver last week after a 12-year delay. The Colorado Department of Health and Environment, the agency responsible for issuing the permit, blamed its failure to act for more than a […]
Over a hundred people attended an opening ceremony yesterday in Longmont. The group broke ground in a building named after Latina activist Lou Cardenas, who lived in Longmont during the 70s. Cardenas served on the city council. She also helped […]
A group of 70 CU students in collaboration with Boulder city staff have created an archive of park names for the city of Boulder The project, which investigates the name of 82 parks, took around two years to complete. Hundreds […]
In the San Luis Valley in Southern Colorado, nearly 30 percent of the homes are abandoned. KGNU’s Alexis Kenyon spoke with Tatiana Flowers, an inequality reporter for The Colorado Sun whose recent article explores why these homes remained vacant for […]
A visit with an artist teaming up with local farmers to reach across the table with the wisdom of an old parable. A new exhibit at the Longmont Museum and BMoCA will bring together over 15 local regional and national artists […]
