High winds to blow into Colorado’s Front Range and Eastern Plains, again
While widespread power outages are possible, Xcel Energy has not announced any planned electric outages ahead of the high winds.
After Roe, the network of people who help others get abortions see themselves as ‘the underground’
In places like Colorado where abortion is legal, navigators at clinics provide logistical help, such as linking patients with abortion funds to pay for procedures and travel.
As US spotlights those missing or dead in Native communities, prosecutors work to solve their cases
People are gathering across the U.S. to spotlight the high rate of disappearances and killings in Native American communities.
A revitalized High Line Canal through metro Denver may be coming soon to a neighborhood near you
If all the pieces come together, the 71-mile trail will be one of the longest urban trails in the United States.
One woman’s journey with Alzheimer’s: How DU’s former chancellor is determined to delay the symptoms
Rebecca Chopp has done a lot, and her diagnosis hasn't stopped her from doing more.
Inpatient substance treatment centers can be life-saving for pregnant people, but there aren’t enough facilities
There are only seven inpatient treatment centers for Medicaid-eligible pregnant people in Colorado. Slots at all of them are scarce.
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Colorado’s lawmakers are five days – and 300 bills – away from adjournment
Some of the biggest policies of the year are still in process as the clock ticks down on the end of session.
The deal behind Colorado’s oil and gas deal: No new drilling policies until 2028
If lawmakers approve the current legislation, the fossil fuel industry and mainstream environmental groups have informally agreed not to push any ballot measures or legislation targeting drilling for more than three years.
Lawmakers want more rental car fees. The industry could wreck state finances in return
The American Car Rental Association is supporting two fee-limiting constitutional amendments that could go to voters this fall.
A much-needed facelift is underway for Hanging Lake, but you can still hang there. Here’s how
As renovations continue at and near the beloved blue-green alpine lake, visitors will have to plan their trips accordingly.
Federal judge refuses to block Colorado’s ban on ‘ghost guns’
Second Amendment groups were seeking an injunction to allow the continued sale of DIY gun kits without serial numbers.
May is AAPI Heritage Month. Here’s where to celebrate in Colorado
Find community and pay tribute to the influence and legacy of America’s Asian and Pacific Islanders.
Bill to study workplace protections for law enforcement fails in State House
The goal was to increase whistleblower protections for officers who report misconduct in their ranks, but opponents said the bill was just too rushed.
Littleton bus aide accused of assaulting disabled students appears in court, faces 10 additional charges
Lawyers representing parents of two victims released camera footage from the bus that showed Kiarra Jones repeatedly hitting non-verbal kids.
Evergreen man sentenced after threatening mass violence at 3 Colorado locations
Three prominent, local institutions were on his hit list.
Culture of social drinking runs deep in the traditions of the state Capitol
Lawmakers say sharing an occasional drink can build camaraderie, but colleagues’ high-profile struggles show the risks.
Colorado leaders finally appear to be ready to fund RTD. But there are strings attached
The transit agency would need to prioritize the completion of two unfinished rail lines — the B Line to Boulder and Longmont, and the N Line to Denver’s northern suburbs.
Colorado educators say their schools are good places to work, but they don’t have enough time to do their jobs
Survey asks 46,000 teachers and support staff about class size, substitute availability, student behavior