Drones target northern Iraqi city where US forces are based as US-Iran fighting escalates
Drones carrying explosives targeted Irbil in northern Iraq where U.S. forces are stationed and sirens rang out in Bahrain on Friday.
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Colorado’s oil and gas regulators studied health problems tied to drilling. Critics ask: Why will nothing change?
The Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission convened a panel to review three public health studies that found risks associated with fracking. But nothing will come of it.
Westbound Interstate 70 closes again due to flooding
Westbound I-70 west of Glenwood Springs closed again Friday morning due to flooding, days after the route had reopened.
Do you have family in these Colorado nursing homes? We want to talk to you.
The Denver Post is investigating resident care at Colorado’s three largest nursing home chains: the Ensign Group, Life Care Centers of America and PACS Group.
How Douglas County schools are tackling the next literacy challenge: Teaching students how to write
Some school districts have started to rethink how they’re teaching writing. In the Douglas County School District, administrators have added more professional development for teachers in evidence-based writing approaches.
Colorado folklore and urban legends: From Tommyknockers to Bigfoot
150 years later, Colorado’s mountain legends and Bigfoot sightings and even conspiracy theories about Denver Airport live on.
Lawmakers try to block a quarry expansion in Glenwood Springs that they say puts hot springs at risk
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet and U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd introduced the Glenwood Hot Springs Protection Act aimed at stopping BLM from approving any expansion of the Mid-Continent Limestone Quarry in Glenwood Springs to protect area hot springs.
Rare Colorado IMAX 70mm projector fixed, now showing ‘The Odyssey’ in Denver
A rare film projector that broke down showing Christopher Nolan’s epic “The Odyssey” is back in action, with a Denver movie theater once again selling tickets to the IMAX 70mm screening.
Today in History: July 24, stampede at Germany music festival kills 21
A stampede inside a tunnel crowded with techno music fans left 21 people dead and more than 500 injured at the famed Love Parade festival in Duisburg, Germany.
Next stop, Trump Station? Administration wants to rename New York’s Penn Station
Penn Station is named after the Pennsylvania Railroad, the now defunct passenger rail company that built the once grand station in midtown Manhattan.