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They won a combined $230,000. They tell Colorado Matters details about their projects, as well as their motivations, and what comes next.

For the one in four rural households in the state without high speed internet, homework, working from home, and even medical care are more difficult.

Biologist David George Haskell recorded 12 trees from around the world for his book, “The Songs of Trees.” Two of them were in Colorado.

Protecting military satellites is the National Space Defense Center’s first order, but some wonder if it’s the first step toward a military space force.

Doug Duncan, the director emeritus of the Fiske Planetarium in Boulder, says the discovery may be the most significant find in astronomy since gravitational waves.

She was a 12-year-old student at Grover Cleveland Elementary School in San Diego when a teenager opened fire, killing two and wounding nine others.

Formed in 1915 by the man who ran the historic Rossonian Hotel in Five Points, the semi-pro team won two Denver city championships.

Lois Fink of Fort Collins lost her colon to Crohn’s disease. She writes about her new life in “Courage Takes Guts: Lessons Learned from a Lost Colon.”

Nancy Hogshead-Makar is now a lawyer, and the founder of Champion Women, a legal advocacy group for girls and women in sports.

More than 70 million people in the Indian state of Bihar live with unreliable electricity, or none at all. Manoj Sinha’s Husk Power Systems offers a solution.

A black hole 800 million light years from Earth chowed down on a bunch of galaxy gas, expelled another cloud of gas in a cosmic “burp,” then rested. Then, it did it again.

The new policy is a “moon first” approach, reversing the Obama-era goal of heading directly to Mars. Boulder astronomer Doug Duncan says the moon has its advantages.

They are flexible and strong, and like a human muscle can throw a ball, lift heavy groceries and delicately grasp a raspberry.

A social media campaign started by a Denver couple hopes to draw awareness to the complicated issue of age discrimination.

The university says there is no longer a statistical difference between how much full professors are paid. CSU implemented changes after a 2015 report revealed men were earning more than women.