As governments adopt artificial intelligence, there's little oversight and lots of danger
Artificial intelligence can make government more effective - but there is potential for harm.
Workshop provides tips to fund your food-based business
Starting or running a food and agricutlure business? The Colorado Department of Agriculture's workshop may help you understand funding options.
Many People are Too Broke for Bankruptcy - A New Report Suggests Some Fixes
When bankruptcy is out of reach for people, bad things happen to them. Are there solution to benefit everyone?
If my measles shot was years ago, am I still protected? 5 questions answered
As measles outbreaks spread, many vaccinated people are wondering, "am I still protected?"
Why Good Friday was dangerous for Jews in the Middle Ages and how that changed
Language in the Gospel of John was used to shifteblame for the death of Jesus from Roman authorities to Jews.
When is dead really dead? Study on pig brains reinforces that death is a vast gray area
After four hours, a study showed activity in the brains of decapitated pigs. When does death really occur?
Mueller report: How Congress can and will follow up on an incomplete and redacted document
Special counsel Robert Mueller's report has been released. The U.S. House of Representatives will now follow up with more investigation.
Colorado’s March unemployment rate drops to 3.5 percent
Colorado's unemployment rate improved during March 2019 but remains higher than one year ago.
Emergency fish salvage at Crystal Creek Reservoir due to low water
Repairs slated for the Crystal Creek Reservoir dam prompt Colorado Parks and Wildlife to issue an emergency fish salvage order.
40 ranchers train in Beef Quality Assurance at annual cattle association meeting
About 40 ranchers of all ages became certified in Beef Quality Assurance, with training held during the Bent-Prowers Cattle & Horse Growers Association events in early April.
