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Durango protests grow violent as a local family is detained, then separated by ICE

The scuffle between Durango locals and federal immigration officials started on Monday when city officials say ICE officers ...
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Colorado school board member stresses why local elections matter

As of Monday morning, about 58,000 ballots had been turned in by El Paso County voters, which accounts for about 11 percent ...

Woman found shot inside vehicle in Colorado dies, no arrests made, police say

Police in Westminster are searching for a suspect wanted in a deadly shooting on Monday night. According to investigators, a ...
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The Local 303: Colorado artists we’re featuring for November 2025

This month’s Local 303 brings the perfect soundtrack for fall, with a mix of fresh discoveries from across Colorado’s music ...

Colorado ups funding for food banks, WIC while SNAP funds are paused

Colorado is using state money to support food banks and fund WIC benefits while SNAP funds are paused during government shutdown.
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One of Colorado's oldest synagogues celebrates 125th birthday

Temple Emanuel, the oldest active and continuous synagogue west of the Mississippi River, reached a special milestone this year, celebrating 125 years.

Colorado leaders launch emergency food plans as SNAP benefits halt amid shutdown

As the federal shutdown halts food assistance for 600,000 Coloradans, state and local leaders are rushing to keep families ...

Report says Colorado's debt totals over $43 billion

The report also dug into debt in county governments, municipalities and school districts. It found that, in total, Colorado ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife urges residents to recycle leftover pumpkins, not feed them to wildlife

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is encouraging residents to put their old Halloween pumpkins to good use at local farms or ...