Environmental groups’ lawsuit argues Colorado is letting air polluters ‘pay to play’
“We will challenge the state when they fail to protect communities,” says one of the environmental advocates suing the state.
Author: Angelika Albaladejo
Angelika Albaladejo is an award-winning investigative journalist.
Aurora arts nonprofit provides safe space for diverse families
“Our doors are open to everyone,” says the Downtown Aurora Visual Arts director
Air monitoring study finds ‘elevated radioactivity’ near Suncor oil refinery in Commerce City
“This is our community, and if anything needs to change, we need to make it happen,” said the community group that funded this first-of-its-kind study
A secret operation brought Cuban children to the United States. Some stayed in Colorado.
“I didn’t realize I was going to have to come alone,” says one of the refugees who waited years to reunite with her mother and start a new life in Denver.
From farmworkers to athletes: Colorado’s history of Hispanic baseball teams
“Baseball, to the Mexican people, was their Sunday afternoon delight,” said a former player.
Hispanos brought a unique art form to Colorado hundreds of years ago. You can see it on display in Denver.
The painted panels and sculptures depicting Spanish religious traditions show us “who we are, where we came from, and where we’re going,” says a local artist
Almost ‘orphans’: Why Colorado’s low-producing oil wells could become the state’s responsibility
Even as Colorado plugs more “orphaned” wells each year at record-high costs, the backlog keeps growing as some operators avoid responsibility
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