America already tried permanent daylight saving time. It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?
The twice-yearly changing of the clocks could be a thing of the past if legislation in Congress calling for permanent daylight time passes.
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12 Colorado hospitals considered ‘financially vulnerable’ to upcoming federal health care cuts
A national nurses union flagged 12 Colorado hospitals at particular risk from upcoming federal cuts — medical facilities that mostly have avoided prior attention to their finances.
Colorado still has some summer river flows fit for rafting — even in severe drought. Here’s why.
Amid a devastating drought, rafters and kayakers can find rapids and enough river flows for rafting on the Colorado River because of water rights and the state’s labyrinthine water management rules.
RTD panel recommends 10% bus, light-rail service cuts to save $31 million
RTD leaders on Wednesday voted recommended 10% service cuts to save the agency $31 million because of a steep budget deficit.
Low flow, high temperatures make for unusual creek tubing season near Denver
Along the Front Range, river-based activities like tubing and wave surfing are experiencing an earlier and shorter season due to an exceptionally dry winter that yielded record-low snowpack. That includes Clear Creek in Golden, River Run park in Englewood, and Boulder Creek.
More than half of House Democrats vote to cut Israel aid in growing split
More than 100 Democrats voted to cut the aid, and almost as many opposed the cut.
Is it a convenience store? Buc-ee’s appeals El Paso County’s inability to classify Texas chain’s giant travel centers
Buc-ee’s representatives are set to appear before El Paso County officials as they appeal a key zoning decision on whether the company’s proposed development qualifies as a “convenience store” under the county’s development code.
What to know about eating at home and dining out during the cyclospora outbreak
Here’s how to avoid consuming produce with cyclospora that can cause explosive diarrhea.
Hegseth announces new policy to test troops for low testosterone
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says he’s rolling out a new screening program for “testosterone deficiency” among troops.
Israel’s latest strikes kill a dozen people in Gaza, including police officers
Israeli airstrikes have killed at least a dozen people in Gaza over the past two days, according to local health officials.