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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.
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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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Northern Colorado saw some of the state鈥檚 biggest protests Saturday, but even smaller communities drew crowds. -
All OPTIMIZE study participants receive psilocybin, which has been proven to positively impact patients with depression. -
From limiting who can purchase most semiautomatic rifles on the market today to raising the minimum age to buy ammunition, Democrats in the legislature were busy this year imposing new gun regulations. -
Officials anticipate organized rallies to be peaceful.
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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. -
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. -
鈥淐ome back to work.鈥� That鈥檚 the message from the U.S. Forest Service鈥檚 new chief, Tom Schultz, to recently-retired workers. -
It would be called the U.S. Wildland Fire Service, according to budget documents from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Department of Interior. The agency would consolidate the wildland fire programs of the USDA and Interior within the latter. -
New Mexico and Colorado make list of finalists for prestigious world travel award.
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