Republican state Rep. Gabe Evans is running for Congress in Colorado’s 8th Congressional District, he announced Wednesday.
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New CO Age-Discrimination Law Could Help Fill In-Demand Jobs
Colorado employers will soon be barred from asking questions that could reveal someone’s age on a job application.
Breaking Barriers for LGBTQ+ in the Outdoors
A new group in Montezuma County, Colorado, aims to provide an inclusive outdoor space for biking.
1870s Racism Echoes Through Trump and Colorado Cases | Opinion
An outgrowth of that movement was a voter canvassing effort in 2021 by the most prominent election-denier organization in Colorado, U.S. Election Integrity Plan, which is the subject of a lawsuit against the group’s top members.
Campaign Against More Colorado Mountain Freight Trains Advances in Litigation and Letters
Something that contributes 53 million metric tons of carbon a year … is absolutely something that our community and every other mountain community in Colorado that relies on it not being 100 degrees every day in the summer or 50 degrees in the winter should be fighting on its face.
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Doll – A Feminist Philosopher’s Journey Back to Barbie | Opinion
True, I’d enjoyed plenty of afternoons with these dolls of anatomically impossible proportions myself as a kid growing up in the 1980s… but by the time I was a teenager in the 1990s, I’d discovered feminism.
BLM Plan for Public Lands Along Arkansas River Heads to Gov. Polis
The Bureau of Land Management’s plan for managing 658,000 acres of public lands in central Colorado includes new protections called for by community members, sportspeople, conservationists and thousands more who submitted public comments.
Children, Like Adults, Tend to Underestimate How Welcome Their Random Acts of Kindness Will Be
Our findings contribute to a growing body of research suggesting that people may be reluctant to do good deeds because they don’t realize how welcome these acts of kindness are.
Mental Health Respite Facilities Are Filling Care Gaps in Over a Dozen States
Public health professionals say respite facilities can potentially play a big role in addressing a national mental health crisis that accelerated dramatically during the covid-19 pandemic, especially when it comes to suicide prevention.
GOP Budget Cuts Could Push a Million People Into Homelessness
Colorado’s minimum wage workers would have to work 94 hours per week to afford a modest two-bedroom apartment, according to a new report.