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Robert Redford’s Sundance legacy shaped indie cinema

Robert Redford, who died at 89, transformed film through the Sundance Institute and Festival, launching generations of independent filmmakers.

The Picklr opens 50th pickleball club in Littleton

The Picklr celebrates its 50th location with a new club in Littleton, Colo., expanding access to pickleball as the franchise continues rapid growth.

Coalition secures $184M release for AmeriCorps programs

A coalition of state attorneys general won the release of $184M in withheld AmeriCorps funds, protecting service programs nationwide from cuts.

Downtown Denver faces repeat of 1980s decline fears

Downtown Denver’s struggles echo the 1980s, as leaders aim to revive a declining city center amid office vacancies, retail loss, and urban uncertainty.

Denver museum to return sacred item to Ute Tribe

Denver Museum of Nature & Science will repatriate a sacred hair ornament to the Southern Ute Tribe under federal repatriation law NAGPRA.

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Helping Advisors and Donors Create Meaningful Legacies at Colorado Gives Foundation

Creating meaningful, philanthropic experiences that benefit professional advisors, donors and communities across the state is what drives Colorado Gives Foundation. Known for creating Colorado Gives Day and ColoradoGives.org, the Foundation […]

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How Advisors and Donors Boost Philanthropy with Support from Colorado Gives Foundation

Partner with Colorado Gives Foundation for personalized, local giving solutions that align with your clients’ charitable goals across Colorado.

DNA links Picuris Pueblo to ancient Chaco Canyon site

New DNA research confirms Picuris Pueblo’s ancestral link to Chaco Canyon, supporting oral histories and strengthening claims to cultural protection.

Colorado unveils 12 key projects for dual anniversary celebrations

The Colorado 150 Commission has unveiled 12 signature initiatives to celebrate America’s 250th and Colorado’s 150th anniversaries in 2026.

From roofer to spring training sensation, Rockies’ Jefry Yan delights with mound celebrations

More than a decade after the bat flip became ubiquitous following a big homer in Major League Baseball, Colorado Rockies pitcher Jefry Yan might be at the forefront of a celebration revolution on the mound.

Few schools openly rush to make DEI changes ahead of deadline

Schools and colleges across the U.S. face a Friday deadline to end diversity programs or risk having their federal money pulled by the Trump administration, yet few are openly rushing to make changes.

COMMENTARY: I’m pass-worded out

We’ve all been there, for sure: You go to make an airline reservation or buy a sweater from a favorite outlet, but before you can gain access to your account you need a user name, a password and perhaps even a PIN.