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How a CU professor is helping to preserve the Arapaho language

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How Colorado mountain town residents coped during a historically dismal ski season

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A ski patrol job at a Colorado resort comes with serious challenges. A new program helps address them

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A new documentary examines how one Colorado mountain town navigates neighborly disagreements

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Venomous snakes kill thousands worldwide each year. A UNC professor’s search for a better antivenom could help save lives

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How a Fort Collins writer found hope and healing on the Colorado Trail

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Steam power isn’t as clean as it could be. This CSU professor developed new technology to change that

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Some effects of climate change are already here in Colorado. Here’s what experts are seeing

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Could baseballs with thicker seams help the Colorado Rockies find success this season?

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Fewer new moms are dying in Colorado from accidental overdoses. This doctor thinks she knows why

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Who owns a story? This Colorado author’s latest novel explores a tough question

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This doctor spent decades tracking what kills or poisons Coloradans. Here’s what he learned

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These tiny, fossilized teeth found near Colorado Springs may rewrite our understanding of early mammal life

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No, you shouldn’t plant a packet of unidentified seeds that show up in the mail. Yes, it’s a real concern

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Fort Collins and Boulder may stop using Flock surveillance cameras. Here’s why they’re controversial

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Female athletes face different health challenges than their male counterparts. This new program focuses on their needs

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Colorado officials are taking an unusual step to prepare for a future public health crisis. Here’s why

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How a childcare shortage forces parents with babies to make tough choices in parts of rural Colorado

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Why a Colorado author set out to retell 'The Great Gatsby' from a different perspective

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Allergy season started early this year. Here’s why – and how to find relief

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This CU researcher says there can be positive side benefits to mood disorders. Here’s what she found

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Can’t install solar panels on your roof? Smaller ‘balcony’ solar devices may be coming to Colorado

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Why a proposed Colorado law may ban the practice of garnishing patients’ paychecks to repay medical debt

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Why is the lesser prairie-chicken in decline – and why were its federal protections removed?

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What pushback against an ambitious Greeley development project says about growth along the Front Range

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What ski companies in Colorado are saying, or not saying, about efforts to curb climate change

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'Fast fires' are more destructive than typical wildfires. Researchers say they’re becoming more common

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Hail damage is driving up the cost of insurance for homeowners across Colorado. Can lawmakers offer relief?

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Colorado’s craft breweries hit a rough patch in recent years. Here’s why a brighter future may lie ahead

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Why a nature journal might help cure the winter blues – and how to start your own

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How funk music resonated in a time of change, according to CU’s resident funk scholar

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Colorado’s home prices make it hard for school districts to hire educators. A new proposal might help

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Machine-made snow is now commonplace in winter sports. Experts say it makes ski races faster – and riskier

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CSU has a laboratory devoted to the study of chocolate. Here’s why it’s so irresistible, according to science

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How scientists reversed a quarter-century of decline in a Rocky Mountain National Park ecosystem

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Olympic Town, USA: Steamboat Springs has sent dozens of athletes to the Winter Games

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A strike is looming at the JBS meatpacking plant in Greeley. Here’s why

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How a Colorado lawmaker is pushing for stronger regulations on how ICE agents operate

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The Trump administration wants to dismantle NCAR. Colo. Rep. Joe Neguse has some ideas to prevent that

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Changes to federal marijuana law could mean a boom for the cannabis industry. This CU tax expert explains why

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Ski mountaineering is the newest Olympic sport. This Colorado athlete will help introduce it to viewers

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Forest bathing can be a powerful way to reduce stress and connect with nature. Here’s where to begin

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A Denver nonprofit offers foster care for pets while their owners are in recovery. It’s about to expand nationally

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Your trees are struggling with this warm, dry winter. Here’s how to help them through it

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Ski patrol work at a Colorado resort can be trying. A new program at Winter Park helps limit the stress

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This Boulder production of ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ feels uniquely poignant. Here’s why

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For two decades, a hiker’s disappearance went unsolved. Here's how searchers made a breakthrough

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Artificial beaver dams might help heal a mountain ecosystem after a wildfire. Here’s how

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How a composer created new music using ancient stone instruments found in Colorado

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The quiet joys of winter camping await you – if you stay warm. Here’s how to get started

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Are fewer warning labels on some menopause treatments a good thing? This Colorado clinician says yes – but it’s nuanced

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How sales tax revenue from outdoor gear might become the next funding stream for wildfire prevention

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Fatal mountain lion attacks are rare. Here’s how Colorado wildlife officials responded to the recent one

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This image is the oldest known photograph taken in Colorado. The story behind it is fascinating

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Howelsen Hill helped make winter sports part of the culture in Steamboat Springs and throughout Colorado

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How a Colorado mountain resort became a haven for Black Americans in the 1920s

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How Leadville’s massive ‘ice palace’ drew tourists from around the world (until it melted)

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The Arapaho language is endangered. A CU professor hopes this project will help preserve it

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How a CU astrophysicist is aiding the search for Earth-like planets outside our solar system

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Could these wolf-themed license plates ease tensions between opponents and supporters of reintroduction?

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Airport officials want to make DIA less noisy for travelers. Here’s why that matters

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Colorado’s owls need a little help. Here’s why your backyard might make an ideal home for one

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Ready to ski or snowboard in Colorado this season? These exercise tips will help you feel great on the slopes

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This Colorado school has taught thousands of people to play Santa Claus. What makes a great St. Nick?

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Denver to Pueblo in about 20 minutes? A company working to make it happen just reached a key milestone

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The facts on ‘scromiting’ – an intense bout of vomiting linked to overindulgence in cannabis

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The Five Points Nutcracker offers a jazz-infused look at Denver history

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Depression and other mood disorders may have side benefits like creativity and empathy. Here’s why

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Why CU-Anschutz will pay $10 million to settle a case involving COVID vaccine mandates

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A Berthoud writer’s newest horror novel explores the real-life crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women

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Sci-fi author X. Ho Yen’s new book asks readers to solve a series of puzzles to reveal a hidden story

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A Loveland kindergarten teacher has written more than 20 children’s books. Her newest inspires kids to look for positive moments

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A Colorado writer’s family was forced from their homes during WWII. His new book explores the lasting impact

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Venomous snakes kill thousands of people each year. This UNC researcher’s work could help change that

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What an ethics complaint against 16 state lawmakers reveals about dark money in Colorado politics

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A Colorado artist helped make a tiny book of art designed to be placed on the moon. Here’s why

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Steam power isn’t as clean as you might think. This new technology hopes to change that

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Colorado’s wolf reintroduction plans face serious setbacks. Can wildlife officials get back on track?

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Why a unique Colorado program offers new hope for veterans struggling with mental health

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Girls who play sports have unique health needs. A new Children's Hospital program aims to address those challenges

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This Colorado author’s new novel reimagines 'The Great Gatsby' from a different perspective

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Temple Grandin is being honored by the Smithsonian – but she says her work is far from complete

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An Afghan man found refuge in Colorado after helping the U.S. fight the Taliban. Now he’s been detained by ICE

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Need a reset? Forest bathing helps people reconnect with nature – and reduce stress

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A ‘Goldilocks foot’ designed by CSU students could offer new options for people who wear prosthetics

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This Colorado author’s new novel asks thorny questions about who owns a story

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The bombing of Flight 629 shocked the nation 70 years ago. A new memorial in Denver honors the victims

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A conservation group says owls on Colorado’s Front Range need a hand – and they’re enlisting homeowners to help

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How climate change could disrupt the dance between wildflowers and bees, according to a CU study

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Colorado is building the world’s largest ‘wildlife overpass.’ Here’s how it will help animals – and drivers – along I-25

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A hiker’s disappearance haunted rescuers for 20 years. Here’s how they finally solved the mystery

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A cancer treatment being developed at CU could stick to tumors like glue. The inspiration? Gecko feet

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Driving I-70's mountain corridor is a challenge for truckers. This school teaches them to do it safely

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50 years ago, refugees helped shape Denver’s Little Saigon neighborhood. A new exhibit highlights their stories

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Could these 180-pound dogs hold the key to protecting livestock from Colorado’s wolves?

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How a new project will use electrical charges to increase rainfall on farms in Weld County

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What the history of witchcraft can teach us about the world today, according to a CSU professor

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How health officials on the Western Slope used a surprising strategy to detect a measles outbreak early

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How do people heal after a mass shooting? The podcast ‘Senseless’ explores that question

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A unique program at a Cañon City prison prepared hundreds of wild mustangs for adoption. So why’s the program ending?