Capitol Coverage reporter Scott Franz traveled to some rural towns on the Western Slope to learn about broadband connectivity in that part of the state. The whole three-part series is here.
CRESTED BUTTE — Crested Butte is jammed with visitors during this former mining town’s busiest time of year. Impatient drivers fume on the clogged 15-mile-per-hour streets. Lines string out of restaurant doors.
Coloradans on both sides of the political aisle are celebrating the approval of a new reinsurance program that is expected to dramatically reduce health insurance premiums for some residents.
Katelynne Hart, the country’s fastest high school distance runner, is giddily shivering in icy Coal Creek in the middle of this mountain community’s historic downtown.
Wells built to bring underground water supplies to the surface are being dug deeper to tap into dwindling aquifers, according to a new study.