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Officials in Nederland recently voted to repeal the 2021 "Rights of Nature Resolution," which also appears to mean the end of the two "guardian" positions that were created and filled in January. Clean water advocates argue the "Rights of Nature Resolution" is protecting local rivers and they say changing course could be detrimental. The Colorado Sun editor Lance Benzel joined KUNC's Michael Lyle, Jr. to get more on this story.

Frozen Dead Guy Days got started as a small community event more than 20 years ago. It came about because of an improbable series of events that brought the cryogenically frozen body of a dead Norwegian man鈥攖he locals call him 鈥滸randpa鈥濃�攖o Nederland.

Nederland residents want the state to stop mountain lions from killing their pets, and the Colorado legislature is expected to vote on forming an insurance company of last resort as insurers shy away from covering fire-prone areas.

Frozen Dead Guy Days is moving to Estes Park this spring. The festival, which started in 2002, had become an iconic event for the small town of Nederland, Colorado.

For Brad Wickham, Frozen Dead Guy Days is a year-round event.The three-day annual festival in Nederland features coffin races, ice carvings and a polar鈥�

Nederland Mayor Kristopher Larsen said the residents of his town are on edge as the Cold Springs fire blazed on for a third day. Five homes in the area鈥�

The Cold Springs fire is now 100 percent contained. All areas are open for residents to return, and all mandatory evacuations have been lifted, though鈥�

Wood infested with an invasive beetle is being used to heat some Boulder County buildings, including the jail.The Emerald Ash Borer has been in Colorado鈥�

The Arapaho Roosevelt National Forest's 1.4 million acres cover the Front Range foothills and climb into the mountains of north central Colorado. As more鈥�

Two Northern Colorado communities will receive support from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as they work to green their towns.Agency experts will鈥�