Ethan Reynolds is a Colorado Springs reporter famed for his calm under pressure and talent for simplifying complex issues. Off duty, he’s usually sipping double espresso and sketching mountain vistas.
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A new initiative by Colorado historians and researchers aims to help local families explore and understand their historical connections to slavery, including lesser-known ties between Western territories and Northern states during America's pre-Civil War era. The Colorado Historical Society, in partnership with History Colorado and local universities, is
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As Colorado historians and genealogists dig deeper into the state's territorial records and early settlement documents, they're discovering uncomfortable truths about how the legacy of slavery touched even our mountainous frontier state long before it achieved statehood in 1876. The History Colorado Center in Denver has
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🎧 Listen to this article High-quality AI narration available Share this article Click the button below to copy the article link to your clipboard Copy Article Link ✅ Article link copied to clipboard! As more Colorado families dive into genealogical research, local historians and ancestry experts are helping residents confront uncomfortable truths
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Share this article Click the button below to copy the article link to your clipboard Copy Article Link ✅ Article link copied to clipboard! Colorado historians and researchers are launching a pioneering initiative to examine the complex history of enslavement across the Rocky Mountain region, including previously unexplored connections to Northern
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Share this article Click the button below to copy the article link to your clipboard Copy Article Link ✅ Article link copied to clipboard! Colorado residents who purchased portable phone chargers between 2016 and 2022 are being urged to check their devices immediately, as U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)
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Colorado's significant military presence, including Fort Carson, Peterson Space Force Base, and the U.S. Air Force Academy, finds itself at the center of a transformative period as the U.S. Army grapples with redefining its role in a changing America. For the over 40,000 active duty
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Colorado's extensive military presence and vibrant Jewish communities are responding with heightened vigilance after Israel launched strikes against Iran overnight, prompting security increases at sensitive locations across the Centennial State. Local law enforcement agencies around Fort Carson, Peterson Space Force Base, and the Air Force Academy in Colorado
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Military installations across Colorado, including Peterson Space Force Base and Fort Carson in Colorado Springs, are implementing heightened security measures following Israel's large-scale strike against Iran's nuclear facilities on June 13, 2025. The operation has put U.S. military assets worldwide on increased alert status, directly
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Colorado legal scholars and political analysts are closely monitoring developments in the E. Jean Carroll case after former President Trump, who remains on Colorado's 2024 primary ballot despite recent challenges, faced another setback in his pursuit of a retrial. The case holds particular significance for Colorado voters and
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Colorado baseball enthusiasts and youth players across the Front Range witnessed a remarkable piece of baseball history Thursday night, as former Rocky Mountain League participant Jacob Misiorowski made an unforgettable MLB debut that resonated with aspiring athletes throughout the Centennial State. The 23-year-old right-hander, who previously pitched in exhibition games
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A complex immigration case with ties to federal enforcement practices is drawing attention from Colorado immigration advocates and legal experts as questions mount over proper deportation procedures and subsequent criminal charges. Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was wrongfully deported in March despite having legal protections in place, has now pleaded not
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A complex immigration case with ties to federal enforcement policies is drawing attention from Colorado immigration advocates and legal experts as Kilmar Abrego Garcia pleaded not guilty Friday to human smuggling charges after being mistakenly deported earlier this year. The case highlights concerns for Colorado's immigrant communities and