Here's why cell service is so spotty near LongmontFederal cellular signal threshholds to support a research site are behind lagging service in southwest Longmont and nearby parts of Boulder County.The Denver Post18h agoWhole story →TechnologyEducationcell service disruption
Colorado school districts ask FCC to keep internet programColorado education officials are calling on the Trump administration to keep the FCC's E-Rate, a federal program that helps school districts connect to the internet at discounted rates.The Denver Post1d agoWhole story →TechnologyEducatione rate program review
Thousands of legal immigrants in Colorado to lose Medicaid coverageAn estimated 5,000[ documented immigrants living in Colorado will lose access to Medicaid starting Thursday under one of the first major changes to come from H.R. 1, the "big, beautiful bill."The Denver Post6d agoWhole story →HealthJusticeHR 1medicaid coverage change
Sen. Bernie Sanders unveils bill to create Department of AISen. Bernie Sanders & Rep. Greg Casar are introducing legislation that would ban artificial superintelligence and create a Department of AI.The Denver Post13d agoWhole story →TechnologyGovernmentGreg Casarai regulation bill introduction
Flock cameras controversy set for Senate hearingThe cameras have raised privacy concerns across party lines.The Denver Post15d agoWhole story →TechnologyJusticesenate judiciary hearing
Colorado’s Medicaid program overspent by $158 million; more is comingColorado’s Medicaid program ran nearly $158 million over budget in the last fiscal year and is expected to overspend by $443 million this year, fueling lawmakers' frustrations with HCPF.The Denver Post19d agoWhole story →HealthEconomymedicaid budget shortfall
Colorado Supreme Court tells judges they can stop livestreamingThe Colorado Supreme Court on Tuesday told judges they can stop livestreaming court proceedings for the next 90 days — a move that directly contradicts state law and escalates an ongoing power struggle between the state’s highest court and its lawmakers, who have repeatedly mandated that most criminal court proceedings be streamed online for public viewing.The Denver Post21d agoWhole story →TechnologyJusticecolorado livestreaming court proceedings dispute
