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Lawmakers say the agreement prevents a drawn-out legislative battle and establishes a new source of transit funding.

The state says starting in 2025, they will be able to reimburse businesses on a quarterly rather than annual basis.

This weekend, enjoy a play about partying and growing old, a Japanese doll and cultural festival, the Boulder International Film Festival, and more!

In our July 12, 2023, article we wrote “Small 2-Cycle Engine Regional Ban Considered.” Colorado Front Range communities are struggling to be compliant with national clean air standards. In that article we included some links to the Mow Down Pollution website mowdownpollution.org. (https://www.mowdownpollution.org/residential-2022/) For this article we returned to see what the status of the […]

Environmental advocates worry natural gas providers are using customer dollars to block local action on climate change. Colorado is one of a handful of states trying to limit the practice.

There's a push to regulate funeral homes in Colorado. We'll talk about ways to protect your family in a time of grief. Then, central I-70 was capped to control pollution, so is the air safe to breathe? CPR's climate reporter Sam Brasch tested it. And, what happens to closed schools in Colorado? Plus, how life has changed for a survivor of the Club Q attack.

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Cities are thinking about better ways to use their curbside space. Norway is grappling with the consequences of widespread adoption of electric vehicles. How consistent, incremental improvements to public space in Halifax made their waterfront flourish.

The park was built to reduce pollution levels in Elyria-Swansea. Our reporters tested whether the air quality is actually improved.

CPR News tested the air quality at the Central 70 Cover Park to see whether it reduced pollution.