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Although women make up nearly half of the working population in the United States — 47.5% — they remain underrepresented in the manufacturing industry, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Mental Health Partners is hosting biweekly presentations for parents to learn about the impact COVID-19 can have on children’s mental health and ways to respond to their needs throughout the pandemic. 

Boulder County joins in local government, environmental group, and industry collaboration that led the way

"We are professors who study the psychological effects on people caught up in crisis, violence and natural disasters. COVID-19 surely qualifies as a crisis, and our survey of more than 1,500 U.S. adults clearly showed that those experiencing the most media exposure about the pandemic had more stress and depression."

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Despite the lack of clarity, two Black business owners and others in the community believe the intention will not fade even as the nationwide summer protests and rallies focused on racial equity and justice fade from day-to-day conversation.

All forms of abusive relationships are targeted in February, which is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, an effort to promote healthy behavior for kids who date and ways to get help if problems arise, said Kim Heard, project coordinator for the Longmont Ending Violence Initiative.

Gov. Jared Polis has identified the shift to electric heat as critical to Colorado’s efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Longmont boys best Mead, while girls game scratched because of COVID concerns. Silver Creek boys and girls top Skyline in crosstown contests.

Jon enjoys playing with some dogs, but is looking for a home with no kitties