Colorado Public Radio

Supreme Court hears Boulder climate case as Trump administration urges court to kill it

Louisville resident Jenny Singer-Rupp, who lost her home in the 2021 Marshall fire, speaks in front of the U.S. Supreme Court ...
Colorado Public Radio

Listen: Knocking down buildings in Denver drags up bad memories, but empty office space drags on the economy

Demolition is treated as a last resort for unused space, but places like 1300 Logan St. long outlive their purpose.
Colorado Public Radio

Oct. 5, 2026: Boulder v. Suncor at the Supreme Court, downtown office demolitions, Rangely’s musical water tank loses a champion

FILE — The U.S. Supreme Court is seen Friday, Feb. 20, 2026, in Washington. The Supreme Court struck down President Donald ...
Colorado Public Radio

Cripple Creek and Victor gold mine generated about $830 million in economic activity statewide last year

The Cripple Creek and Victor Gold Mine generated more than $700 million for the Teller, El Paso and Fremont county economy, ...
Colorado Public Radio

Oct. 5, 2026: How Phil Weiser says he’d govern; Remembering a state supreme court justice through verse

Democrat Phil Weiser has a blueprint for the future of Colorado. Ryan Warner asks how he’d roll out his proposals, wrangle the Colorado state budget and where he stands on a vote to fund a Front Range ...
Colorado Public Radio

Put down the soup spoon. Near-record heat is headed for Colorado’s Front Range

Temperatures could run as much as 20 degrees above normal Monday, with 90-degree heat possible in northern Colorado.
Colorado Public Radio

Loveland Ski Area is ready to make snow for the season. Now it just needs Mother Nature to cooperate.

After a historically snow-starved year in the West, Loveland has tested its snowmaking system and is waiting for the right conditions to fire up the guns.