A new report shows that Colorado companies are making progress on increasing the number of women on boards, reaching a percentage that is on par with the national average after nearly a decade of tracking the numbers. The latest survey
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Purple was a popular color at the inauguration and masks were the must-have accessory.
Forget red and blue (states). The theme of the Biden inauguration was “America United,” and the color of the day seemed to be purple — the shade that bridges the divide by bringing both colors together (not to mention one
Volunteer bitten by tiger at Carole Baskin’s Big Cat Rescue – The Denver Post
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — A female volunteer who regularly feeds big cats was bitten and seriously injured by a tiger Thursday morning at Carole Baskin’s Big Cat Rescue sanctuary in Florida, which was made famous by the Netflix series “Tiger
Opponents lose Appeal Court attempt against Waiheke’s first commercial marina
The Court of Appeal has rejected a legal challenge against a proposal to build Waiheke Island’s first commercial marina, refusing to allow opponents to try to have a High Court ruling overturned. SKP (Inc) has long been fighting plans by
‘Life chances at risk if pupils don’t return’
Parents who do not send their children back to school risk putting a “huge dent in their future life chances”, the education secretary has warned. Millions of pupils in England and Wales return to the classroom this week. Gavin Williamson
Iran says fire at nuclear site caused by sabotage
Iran’s nuclear body has said that a fire last month at a major nuclear facility at Natanz was caused by sabotage. But the Iran’s Atomic Energy Organisation (IAEO) did not say who they believe is behind the incident. Some Iranian
I-70 expansion at 2 years: Mounting delays on Denver project push back big milestones
Two years after state and local officials broke ground on the expansion of Interstate 70 through northeast Denver, significant progress is evident — and a lot more work remains to be done. The $1.2 billion Central 70 project should have
Kenya: Arrests at Nairobi protest against police brutality
Nearly 30 people taken into custody in Nairobi as they took to the streets to demand an end police brutality. Kenyan police fired tear gas and detained protesters in the capital Nairobi demanding an end to police brutality. About 100
Mexico at ‘peak moment’ of coronavirus crisis
Mexico has reached “the peak moment” of its coronavirus outbreak, officials said, as the country recorded its largest one-day rise in cases so far. More than 2,409 new cases of the virus were confirmed on Thursday – the first time
Six die in clashes at Afghan food aid protest
At least six people were killed when protesters angry at the distribution of food aid clashed with security forces in western Afghanistan, officials say. The violence began after demonstrators gathered in Firozkoh, the capital of Ghor province, to complain about