Elderly Colorado Couple Slapped $400 for Luring and Feeding Bears

Medicine & Technology Nov 06, 2020

An elderly couple in Colorado received a citation and a total of $400 fine after reportedly luring and feeding bears.

Trench Fever Appears in Colorado: New Disease From Lice Grips Western U.S. State

Jul 22, 2020

Heads up, Colorado. Trench fever, a disease involving lice, is on the rise as officials report a fourth case last week. The disease is associated with unhygienic practices and homelessness.

Colorado Votes to Decriminalize “Magic Mushrooms”

May 09, 2019

Colorado was the first state in the United States to legalize recreational marijuana and now psychedelic mushrooms.

Cannabis Oil Is Distributed By Georgia Lawmaker In Tricky Ways

May 02, 2017

Rep. Allen Peake of Georgia is running an underground medical marijuana operation for a good cause.

90-Million-Year-Old Sedimentary Rocks In Colorado Reveal The Evidence Of A 'Chaotic Solar System'

Feb 23, 2017

scientists from the University of Wisconsin and the Northwestern University found the evidence of “Chaotic Solar System”. The team analyzed the 90-Million-Year-Old Sedimentary Rocks In Colorado to prove the theory that was first proposed in 1989.

Colorado River Flow Decreases Because Of Climate Change

Feb 22, 2017

Colorado's river flow has decreased because of global warming and climate change.

Goldfish Invade Colorado Lake

Apr 09, 2015

It seems that goldfish have invaded a Colorado lake in Boulder, Colorado and experts believe that the cause is the disposal of unwanted family pets.

Colorado's Pot Laws Stir Debate & Reconsideration Over Pending Lawsuits

Jan 08, 2015

A year has passed since Colorado legalized marijuana for recreational use, and the state has enjoyed lower crime rates and higher tax revenues as a result. Oklahoma lawmakers are now calling for the state to withdraw from a lawsuit against Colorado that attempts to compel the state to once again make the drug illegal for recreational use.