Danika Worthington

Plus: Colorado’s plan for first-ever mountain bike park with a lift denied, state’s Medicaid program has Capitol on edge and JD Vance to visit in October

About a third of Colorado’s electricity is still generated by 10 coal-fired power. That should drop to zero by the end of 2031.

Plus: Historic home was nearly burned in Alexander fire, CU Boulder’s faculty are a tough crowd and test scores show students are shaking off the pandemic

Plus: Trump assassination attempt, masturbating inmates pepper-sprayed and ham radio operators are ready for an emergency

Issue No. 141 — Dude! Where’s my 16th Street Mall? ☼ How to deal with summer pests ☼ Exploring the DNA of family

Plus: New law studies harms of slavery, Western Slope co-op to build big solar farm and more Colorado news

Plus: Ranchers say nonlethal wolf deterrents aren’t working, bonding authority set to buy the Stanley Hotel, and counties turn to an app for emergency alerts

Plus: Big plans ahead for northern Colorado, a guy who really loves ski lifts, What’s Happening this weekend and more news

Telling stories that matter in a dynamic, evolving state.

Issue No. 136 — Hanging out at Kirkland ☼ “Paradise Undone” ☼ Weekend reading list