Researchers say Colorado lost 18 percent of its farmland in the Rio Grande Basin between 2000 and 2019
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From the Denver Mint to the Money Museum, Coloradans say goodbye to the penny
Well, except, technically, ‘the United States has never made a penny.’
Why is the federal government spending millions on aerial geological mapping in Southern Colorado?
New work is underway to improve and expand the existing geological data for the region.
A half-ton bronze bell has been cast to toll at Pikes Peak National Cemetery
The Honor Bell Foundation hopes to one day have such a bell at every national cemetery in the U.S.
What is the history of Raton Pass?
“It's constantly used by people for all of these different reasons throughout history, that is the story of shifting borders, shifting industry, shifting towns, shifting states."
Public bathrooms and housing diversity; City Council gets a peek at Downtown Colorado Springs Master plan
Focus groups identified several themes important to residents.
From vans for veterans to new police stations, Colorado earmarks included in deal to reopen the government
The three full-year spending bills passed by Congress direct $34 million to projects in Colorado.
Six elementary schools could be merged into three buildings in Pueblo School District 60
The vacated buildings would be repurposed for pre-schools, staff training and what the district is calling community resource hubs.
Colorado Springs City Council tables vote on car camping ban after emotional hearing
“When you take a vehicle away through citation, impounded enforcement, you turn someone who is barely hanging on into someone who now has nothing left to lose,” said Natelli.
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