Colorado AG warns voters to watch for election-related AI ‘deepfakes’
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser Monday warned Colorado voters to be wary of election misinformation and disinformation.
Corporate consolidation, lack of competition linked to rising grocery prices
A new report detailed how skyrocketing grocery store prices are linked to record profits and a lack of competition.
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School year begins in Wyoming’s few remaining one-room schoolhouses
It is back-to-school season, and for 11 students in Sheridan County, Wyoming, it means returning to a one-room schoolhouse.
Poll: Widespread support for sage grouse protections
The results come as the U.S. Bureau of Land Management considers a plan for improving conservation of the bird.
14 states pledge to address chronic absenteeism crisis in public schools
Chronic school absence rates almost doubled from one out six to almost one out of three students since the start of Covid.
Colorado law on disclosing AI-generated political ads raises free speech concern
Weiser’s two-page public advisory refers to House Bill 24-1147, which took effect July 1.
Colorado electrical co-ops lead nation in federal grants
Tri-State, United Power and CORE in line to get $1.1 billion to aid in transition to clean energy.
Tourism to the High Plains Group of Parks contributes $4.8 million to local economies
A new National Park Service report shows that 112,860 visitors to the four parks within the High Plains Group in 2023.
