Seven Colorado Springs teams gave their start-up ideas a fighting chance on April 3 — building, adjusting and pitching their business concepts, with two teams selected to compete in the statewide competition May 26.
A retired Army general is among four people named to the board of directors of the National Cyber Intelligence Center, which will open later this year in Colorado Springs as a cybersecurity research, education and response facility for businesses, nonprofits and government agencies.
Boulder County commissioners on Tuesday are to review proposed guidelines about whether and when drones should be permitted to be launched, flown above, or landed on county-owned open space lands.
Limited uses of such "unmanned aircraft systems" (UAS) would be allowed for scientific and agricultural research and the monitoring of wildlife, natural resources, vegetation, and tenant farmers' crops and livestock, under a policy drafted by the Parks and Open Space Department staff and endorsed by the county's Parks and Open Space Advisory Committee in January.
The county staff would have to give its advance consent for such uses.
City officials is seeking comments on its workforce development services and program plans for the next four years. The plan is a draft for the city's state and federally funded workforce development services and programs and will help guide Denver as it strives to maintain a vibrant community with plenty of job and career opportunities.
Residents in several small Colorado communities voted by wide margins in Tuesday's local elections to authorize locally-based municipal high-speed internet services.
DENVER -- The Colorado Secretary of State's office hosted the third annual Go Code Colorado challenge weekend in Colorado Springs, Denver, Durango, Fort Collins and Grand Junction April 1-3, with 10 teams...
Voters in nine mostly-rural Colorado communities will vote Tuesday on whether to authorize municipal high-speed internet services. According to the Colorado Municipal League, voters in 36 Colorado cities and towns already have authorized a community-based broadband service, either directly provided by local government or by a third-party vendor. But many Colorado cities that have approved local broadband have not yet launched such a service.
Voters in 36 Colorado cities and towns already have authorized a community-based broadband service, either directly provided by local government or by a third-party vendor.
A government-sponsored committee is recommending standards that could clear the way for commercial drone flights over populated areas and help speed the introduction of package delivery drones and other uses not yet possible, The Associated Press has learned.
Adams County is one of the first districts in the nation, and the first in Colorado, to implement the system.
Officials say the new design has higher security tech features and a more colorful background.
This weekend, teams from all over Colorado will come together to hack their way toward supporting local businesses with technology — and, potentially, win $25,000.
An app for anglers statewide, a GIS map for fire hydrants in the Le Veta Fire Protection District and scanning newspaper articles about the Chicano movement for Colorado State University at Pueblo — those proposals and more received micro-grants Tuesday night from a program designed to help government put more information and services online.
Sen. Michael Bennet stopped in Fort Collins on Wednesday to promote crowdfunding and tour Galvanize.
Colorado lawmakers are set to join about 30 legislatures looking to curtail, regulate or ban pay-for-play fantasy sports leagues.
House Speaker Dickey Lee Hullinghorst also introduced a companion bill promising newly freed revenue from the fee for transportation, education and severance tax funds.
Grand Junction - DENVER — Gov. John Hickenlooper isn’t satisfied with what he’s seeing in the Colorado Legislature when it comes to broadband deployment in rural parts of the state.
GOLDEN -- The Energy Department's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is preparing to foster a new wave of creativity as a panel decides which ideas will be accepted into its Laboratory
The state’s National Cybersecurity Intelligence Center aims to be the country’s foremost authority on cybersecurity education, research and rapid response.
If confirmed by the Legislature, she would also become the state's chief operating officer.
Leaders from the business, military and education communities gathered Tuesday for the inaugural Pikes Peak Regional Cyber Summit at The Antlers hotel to link perspectives, expertise and resources about cybersecurity in Colorado Springs.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper dropped by a Washington, D.C., think tank to talk about his state's plans to create the National Cybersecurity Intelligence Center, and why similar efforts are needed in other states.
