Gov. Hickenlooper creates a council to promote Colorado’s outdoor scene and keep it attractive to residents, potential transplants
Hickenlooper said the outdoor recreation industry supports more than 500,000 jobs in the state.
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Council president: If Denver doesn’t double housing spending this year, “we will be in trouble”
Denver's elected leaders on Tuesday approved the course for the city's next five years of spending on affordable housing.
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14er season: A beginner’s guide to climbing Colorado’s highest peaks
Jeff Golden, experienced hiker and Colorado Mountain Club marketing manager, breaks down mountain-climbing preparedness.
“Trail shaming” on Instagram is the latest vigilante attempt to protect Colorado’s Hanging Lake
This is what happens when beautiful places meet massive popularity and the internet.
Colorado has raised college tuition at one of the fastest rates in the country
Tuition for public colleges in Colorado doubled from 2000 to 2014, increasing by about $7,700.
