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Grand opening for Center for African and African American Studies kicks off Black History Month at CU Boulder

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Center for African and African American Studies opened its doors Wednesday night. The center offers a mental health and awareness program with a Black therapist on staff. The event was attended by Chancellor Philip P. DiStefrano, CU President Todd Saliman, Boulder Mayor Aaron Brockett, Boulder County Commissioner Marta Loachamin and even CU football coach Deion Sanders.See the Story

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Colorado wants more high school graduates to go on to get degrees or certificates. A new plan calls on colleges to embrace untraditional ideas

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Colorado Commission on Higher Education releases five-year strategic plan. It calls on colleges and universities to embrace concepts that have not always been embraced. The goal is to get 66 percent of Colorado residents with a degree or credential by 2025. Another report shows 60 percent of Coloradans have some form of college credential.See the Story

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Colorado shuts down oil company K.P. Kauffman’s wells after it falls short on cleanup plan

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

K.P. Kauffman contributed to 5 percent of all spills in Colorado last year, company says. Repair work has been shoddy and much slower to complete than other oil companies, inspectors say. COGCC commissioners unanimously voted to terminate their cleanup plan with the company. If K.p. Kaufman comes back into compliance in the next six months, it will be allowed to pump and sell oil.See the Story

Colorado universities may soon be allowed to offer longer contracts to non-tenured faculty

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Bill would change maximum length allowed in a contract between a university and non-tenured track employees from three years to five. University officials testified during the hearing, urging lawmakers to pass the bill. Bill co-sponsor: Universities have found themselves at a disadvantage in trying to attract professors to come into Colorado.See the Story

Why domestic violence survivors say they’re being failed by police and the ‘red flag’ law

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

For people trying to file an extreme risk protection order, navigating the process without assistance can often be a fruitless effort.See the Story

Colorado Springs · Colorado Springs

All but one charge dropped against Dalvin Gadson

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The District Attorney in El Paso County has dropped all charges against Dalvin Gadson. Gadson's lawyer said he was hospitalized with a brain injury, a black eye and other injuries. CSPD is still investigating the incident internally, according to a statement from the district attorney's office.See the Story

Permits for Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness begin in February in a bid to curb overuse

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness will require overnight permits. The fees will be used to help manage and preserve the lands. Permits will be required year-round, but only for trips between May 1 and Oct. 31. Lesser-visited parts of the wilderness area will have walk-up registration.See the Story

Glenwood Springs · Glenwood Springs

I-70 closed from Glenwood Springs to Dotsero due to wreck

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Both Eastbound & Westbound I-70 are closed from Mile Post 116-133 (Glenwood Springs to Dotsero) Motorists should anticipate a safety closure being in place until at least late this evening, Monday, January 30, 2023. The alternate route will add at least 2.5 hours travel time.See the Story

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Grand opening for Center for African and African American Studies kicks off Black History Month at CU Boulder

Colorado wants more high school graduates to go on to get degrees or certificates. A new plan calls on colleges to embrace untraditional ideas

Colorado shuts down oil company K.P. Kauffman’s wells after it falls short on cleanup plan

Colorado universities may soon be allowed to offer longer contracts to non-tenured faculty

Why domestic violence survivors say they’re being failed by police and the ‘red flag’ law

All but one charge dropped against Dalvin Gadson

Permits for Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness begin in February in a bid to curb overuse

I-70 closed from Glenwood Springs to Dotsero due to wreck

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