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For 63rd Year, NORAD Has Santa On The Radar

By • Dec 4, 2018

The Colorado Springs-based North American Aerospace Defense Command--or NORAD--has officially begun tracking Santa Claus for this holiday season.

Navajo Technical University To Build Center for Advanced Manufacturing

By Tom Yoder • Nov 29, 2018

Navajo Technical University has been awarded a $3.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation to build a Center for Advanced Manufacturing.

Colorado Tightens Emissions Standards As Federal Rules Relax

By • Nov 20, 2018

New cars sold in Colorado will have to run cleaner and average 36 miles per gallon by 2025 thanks to new emission rules adopted Friday.

The move was supported by ski areas and other businesses that have called on the state to take steps to combat the effects of greenhouse gases and climate change.

But some local government leaders and auto dealers in the state are afraid these new rules will have unintended consequences.

Everyone Knows The Colorado River’s Top Agreement Is Flawed. Why Not Fix It?

By • Nov 19, 2018

Colorado River water managers have plenty to argue about. But there’s one thing on which nearly everyone who relies on the southwestern river can agree. The foundational document that divvies up the water -- the Colorado River Compact -- has some big flaws.

Discussion on how to fix the compact’s problems is where that consensus breaks down, often with the invocation of one word: renegotiation.

Colorado Hate Crimes Remain Steady

By • Nov 15, 2018

The number of hate crimes committed in Colorado held relatively steady last year, but groups working to prevent these crimes remain concerned.

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