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Courtesy of History ColoradoIn the early part of the 20th century, Lincoln Hills was a retreat in the mountains west of Denver created for Black American families to spend time in the outdoors. A new exhibit at History Colorado in Denver explores the legacy of this haven during an era of segregation. We learn more about Lincoln Hills on today鈥檚 In The NoCo. -
Kathryn Scott/The Colorado SunMethane is a potent greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change. And in Colorado, a lot of methane is produced by decomposing food scraps at landfills. We explore why that matters 鈥� and how state regulators are hoping to rein in those emissions 鈥� on today鈥檚 In The NoCo.
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The Colorado Division of Insurance says 110,000 people could drop off coverage as subsidies decrease and programs meant to hold down prices falter. Listen to "Morning Edition" fill-in host Desmond O'Boyle discuss this story with Colorado Sun reporter John Ingold and then read The Colorado Sun story at the link below. -
In his lawsuit, Eric Coomer accused Lindell of damaging his reputation and destroying his life by spreading false allegations that Coomer helped rig the 2020 election. -
An office building and adjacent warehouse that have been home to a Christian publisher may be acquired by the City of Loveland to house its utilities department. The City Council on Tuesday will consider an ordinance allowing the city to pursue the $12 million purchase. -
Acorn Creek Trail sees influx of heavy visitation for wildflowers following social media video, prompting law enforcement to issue 30 warnings for illegal parking. -
鈥淚f I get told you got to do this that way, I鈥檒l forget it by the time I do it,鈥� he said. 鈥淏ut if I actually go out and do it, I remember it.鈥� -
Three Denver metro readers share stories, symbolism that bring the cards to life.
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Inspectors at Lake Tahoe recently discovered a new aquatic invasive species on a boat before it launched, sparking regional concerns. Officials say the incident serves as a reminder that people across the Mountain West should be on alert. -
The village of Questa, 25 miles north of Taos, lost an important income source and jobs for locals when the 100-year-old mine closed three years ago. Then, drought, catastrophic wildfires, and winds causing power outages began to impact several communities in Northern New Mexico. -
The new opinion states that presidents may remove or reduce protections for monuments that 鈥渘ever were or no longer are deserving鈥� of such status. -
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking feedback about permits when protected species and their habitats are involved. -
Text messages that appear to be official messages are actually a scam, say officials -
A new analysis shows that climate change is causing the number of extremely hot summer days to rise in most major U.S. cities. Some of the biggest increases are in the Mountain West.
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