Do half of US adults under 30 live with their parents?
Yes. The Federal Reserve annual household survey found 49% of adults under the age of 30 still live with their parents, up from 37% in…
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John Hartford was a prolific bluegrass legend. This Buena Vista camp will carry on his legacy.
Camp Coletrain is partnering with the John Hartford foundation to carry on the experimental, multigenre and multigenerational style of the legendary bluegrass musician
Read full article β9 victims wounded, suspect shot & in custody after Downtown Tucson shooting
Ten people were hospitalized after a mass shooting early Sunday morning on Congress Street in Downtown Tucson. Authorities say a man opened fire, striking and…
Read full article βColoradans begin cleanup after rainstorms caused Western Slope mudslides
The mudslides stranded 21 people, blocked roads and flooded Main Street, a school and a historic theater in Telluride.
Read full article βTeen conference on mental health & overdose prevention at Groundworks
"Let's Talk About It," a conference for Pima County teens focused on mental health, substance use and overdose prevention, is set for Saturday, July 25,…
Read full article βWildfires scorch Colorado as crews race to fortify containment lines
Aspen Acres, Gold Mountain, Ferris and other blazes are threatening communities across Colorado as firefighters juggle air attacks and prep for monsoon weather
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Reader: Blame road rage on high elevation and Subarus!
"Driving in the Denver metro area is a Gladiator sport." The post Reader: Blame road rage on high elevation and Subarus! appeared first on Denver…
Read full article βOn an Aurora golf course, young caddies learn confidence, communication β and how to handle a paycheck
Teenagers at CommonGround Golf Course find enduring skills within the gameβs traditions and intricacies β and sometimes, a life-changing college scholarship
Read full article βCarman: RTD is a mess, but even discussing the elimination of the 16th Street Shuttle is absurd
If taxpayers stopped subsidizing motorists so lavishly, weβd have the resources to support a mass transit system that works
Read full article ββWitness at Sand Creekβ explores the life of Silas Soule through his letters
In "Witness at Sand Creek" author Nancy Niero explores the moral courage of Silas Soule, who refused to participate in the infamous 1864 massacre of…
Read full article ββDivine interventionβ set Nancy Niero on path to write about Sand Creek hero
"Divine intervention" set author Nancy Niero on path to write about historical hero in "Witness at Sand Creek."
Read full article βExplore Books suggests complex, entertaining fiction titles
Explore Books in Aspen recommends a harrowing memoir, hot and sticky London literary fiction and an Agatha Christie mystery.
Read full article βAspen Acres fire surpasses 100,000 acres as crews increase containment to more than 60%
Rain fell across parts of the state Friday, bringing mixed results for Gold Mountain, Ferris, Willow, Fishhook and Elk fires.
Read full article βWhatβs Working: Where to find Colorado homeowners insurance discounts and grantsΒ
Two programs are ramping up thanks to two laws passed by the state legislature. Plus: Colorado adds jobs for now, Goodwillβs free solar installer training…
Read full article βColorado health officials are tracking toxic algae blooms with warnings of health impacts
Not all blooms produce toxins, but with warm temperatures and shallow reservoirs, conditions are primed for algae to grow explosively
Read full article βColorado wildlife commission reduces number of fur-bearing animals trappers can kill, throws out ban on fur sales
The commission voted 6-5 to set daily bag limits to two animals per person for 17 species
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Judge hands Ohioβs former prisons chief sweeping control over Arizona prison healthcare
A federal judge on Friday appointed Ohioβs former prisons chief to run Arizonaβs prison healthcare system, giving her the sole power to determine what the…
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Key differences spared Texas lives in second straight July flood
Emergency responders say better tools and preparation also played life-saving roles after intense storms dropped heavy amounts of rain.
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Uvalde residents shocked by rare flooding that ripped through homes
The weekβs prolonged flooding hit Uvalde harder than almost anywhere else in the state, Gov. Greg Abbott said. Homeowners never imagined theyβd have to deal…
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GOP legislative leaders, Mayes to defend Arizona deportation law in court
Republican legislative leaders and Attorney General Kris Mayes are on the same side in a lawsuit challenging the stateβs power to enforce immigration law, playing…
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