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Love the sight of aspen trees in the fall? Here’s why you may not want to plant one in your yard (opens the original)
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It’s fall in Colorado – which means mountain roads have been filled with people enjoying the sight of all those red, orange and gold aspen leaves that cover the hillsides. And you can bet that quite a few of those tourists will look at those vibrant aspen trees and wonder why they can't just plant one in their own yard. John Murgel, a horticulture specialist with Colorado State University Extension, says they frequently field questions from the public about whether they can plant an aspen tree a
The Colorado Rockies just wrapped up a historically bad season. Here's why fans at Coors Field remain loyal (opens the original)
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The Colorado Rockies have some of the most loyal fans in all of baseball. And that might be part of their problem. As we look back on another historically bad season, consider this statistic: The Rockies now have the dubious distinction of being just the fifth team in major league history to lose at least 100 games in four consecutive seasons. That's been the story of the Rockies for years: The team struggles. The fans keep coming. And the steady ticket sales mean ownership has little incentive
Sen. John Hickenlooper thinks more transparent pricing could lower healthcare costs. Could it work? (opens the original)
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More transparency in healthcare pricing – and fewer surprises from the billing department. Those are the key concepts behind a new Senate bill called the Patients Deserve Price Tags Act. It would require hospitals to be more up-front about what they'll charge you for medical procedures, and to send an itemized breakdown of the costs after a patient receives care. Colorado Democratic Sen. John Hickenlooper introduced the bill with a Republican co-sponsor, Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas. Since then
Why a Boulder poet coached artificial intelligence on how to write poems for other AI – and what it taught him (opens the original)
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In 2026, artificial intelligence can draw a picture for you. Or write you a song. Or a whole novel. And a lot of people have strong feelings about that. Many artists and audiences find it uncomfortable when artificial intelligence replaces human creativity. So, it may be surprising to meet a poet who has embraced writing AI poetry – and more recently, has begun teaching AI to write its own poems. Lee Frankel-Goldwater teaches environmental studies at CU Boulder. He and his co-author, Eric Fischm
Are doctors who offer gender-affirming care at Children’s Hospital stuck in a no-win legal battle? (opens the original)
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Doctors who practice at Children's Hospital Colorado find themselves in court as part of a case focused on one of the most divisive issues in the U.S. Attorneys for hundreds of younger patients seeking gender-affirming care say doctors at the hospital are refusing to provide treatment like puberty blockers or hormone therapy. That’s in spite of a Colorado Supreme Court order instructing the hospital to do so – even after threats from the federal government. The doctors who offer gender-affirming
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