Articles By Jesse Paul
The U.S. Forest Service wants to ban target shooting on 1,100 percent more acreage in two of Colorado’s national forests
USFS says rapidly growing Front Range, increased conflicts necessitate a broader ban
In his toughest political battle yet, U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman is trying to navigate his way to another re-election against growing headwinds
Mike Coffman is trying to keep the White House at arm’s length, while his Democratic opponent, Jason Crow, is attempting to paint the congressman and President Donald Trump as one and the same
Cargill Meat, union reach $1.7M settlement with 138 Muslim workers at Fort Morgan plant over prayer accommodations
The workers lost their jobs after a dispute about short breaks to allow them to perform obligatory prayers
Colorado lawmakers under pressure to act as troubled immigrant driver’s license program approaches another large crossroads
If Colorado lawmakers don’t act quickly next year, three of the four offices offering licenses will stop offering the service
How the Southwest’s drought has led to a record-breaking increase in invasive mussels on boats coming into Colorado
Lake Powell’s low water levels have given invasive mussels an easier way to latch onto boats and hitchhike into Colorado
Aspen Skiing Co. takes leap in its political activism by targeting 3 Republican U.S. senators in new ad campaign
The glitzy resort has been active politically behind the scenes for years, but dives into partisan politics with this new effort -- and is risking alienating customers
The opioid crisis is breaking hearts in Colorado — and that’s forcing doctors to make tough choices
As the U.S., Colorado work to address the opioid epidemic, hospitals are seeing a major increase in deadly heart infections caused by injection drug use. That’s left doctors facing difficult moral and ethical decisions.
I grew up as part of the 9/11 generation. Here’s why we should all remember and retell our memories from that day.
It was in the chaos that America was united in the most terrible of ways, but also in the most resilient of ways
Opinion
Three years after the Gold King Mine spill there’s no fix to leaky abandoned mines. What’s the holdup?
Today, the problem of mines leaching heavy metals into bodies of water remains, for the most part, unaddressed
