
Westminster muralist Grow Love readies to show off work at new exhibition in Colorado Springs
The artist’s exhibition includes work by fellow muralists Lady Pink and Sydney G. James.

By Elaine Tassy

Doulas serving those with addictions still waiting for the full benefit of new state law making care reimbursable through insurance
A new Colorado law makes it possible for doulas to get reimbursed by Medicaid, but some providers are running into barriers.

By Elaine Tassy

CU Boulder’s CAAAS leader to speak at 9th Annual Africa Summit
Africa Summit’s ninth annual event is organized by Africa Agenda.

By Elaine Tassy

Interfaith Alliance of Colorado holds high tea for 2025 Women’s Forum on Monday
Governor’s mansion to the the site of conversation about Islamophobia and antisemitism.

By Elaine Tassy

Women entrepreneurs over 40 learn and celebrate at weekend conference in Greenwood Village
BizConLife will be held at Comedy Works South in Greenwood Village on Friday and Saturday.

By Elaine Tassy

9-quilt exhibit created in 1995 by Japanese women revived this month at quilt museum in Golden
Panels on quilts tell stories of internment and other painful memories.

By Elaine Tassy

Listen: Denver Pride Parade fundraising plummets as companies retreat from DEI
The Center on Colfax is struggling under the Trump administration to raise money for the parade and other LGBTQ programming.

By Elaine Tassy

Following Trump cuts, Colorado Humanities worries it will have to close
About 120 Organizations statewide were expecting funding this year, but some won’t get it.

By Elaine Tassy

CU Board of Regents set to meet amid ongoing investigations into two of its members
Regents Wanda James and Callie Rennison are facing inquiries into their behavior.

By Elaine Tassy

University of Colorado Board of Regent chair under independent review, accused of receiving full-time pay only working part-time
Callie Rennison is now part of the same independent review requested to look into a possible conflict of interest from fellow CU Regent Wanda James.

By Elaine Tassy

At Eldora, skiers with adaptive needs ‘dance’ down the mountains on mono-skis, other accessible equipment
Eldora’s adaptive ski program gives people with disabilities that make skiing difficult a chance to enjoy the winter sport, with much of the program’s equipment coming from Denver.

By Elaine Tassy

CU Regents request independent review of board member who owns marijuana dispensary
The review follows the possibility of censure of Wanda James’ comments about an anti-marijuana campaign.

By Elaine Tassy

CU regent receives community support while facing potential censure, backlash for stance on anti-marijuana campaign
Wanda James, who owns a dispensary, spoke out against a CU Anschutz anti-marijuana campaign she considered racist.

By Elaine Tassy

New report says fewer Coloradans identify as ‘Christian,’ mirroring a national trend
A study by the Pew Research Center finds 52 percent of residents in the state say they are Christian. A growing number are calling themselves “religiously unaffiliated.”

By Elaine Tassy

League of Women Voters holds ‘everything you wanted to know about trans people’ online discussion
The discussion will aim to counter the administration’s view, according to the League’s Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion task force member Kathy Ebersberger.

By Elaine Tassy

From Nepalese to Congolese, this is how an Aurora church is serving its immigrant community
It’s part of a trend that began in the 1950s, where numerous faith groups worship in the same building, and especially needed now in immigrant communities.

By Elaine Tassy