NewsFormer Aguilar official charged with embezzling public funds, adding to the town’s financial and water woesBy Shanna Lewis
Government and PoliticsShutdowns should not be used as policy leverage, Rep. Jeff Hurd saysBy Tom Hesse and Ryan Warner
NewsMore than a dozen Colorado cities at risk of losing out on state funding based on their housing policiesBy Bente Birkeland
Government and PoliticsShutdown adds more stress on Colorado’s already strained federal workersBy Sarah Mulholland
Government and PoliticsColorado Springs’ draft 2026 city budget contains $31 million in proposed cutsBy Briana Heaney
Government and PoliticsMajority of Supreme Court justices appear skeptical of Colorado’s conversion therapy banBy Caitlyn Kim
Government and PoliticsPalmer Lake trustee resigns after postponement of public hearing regarding zoning for possible Buc-ee’sBy Andrea Chalfin
HealthPrices through marketplace health insurance could double as government shutdown dispute digs inBy John Daley
Government and PoliticsWhat’s going on at national parks in Colorado during the shutdown?By Sandy Battulga
MusicColorado’s new ‘Music Advocacy Day’ hopes to lay the groundwork for music policy progressBy Lauren Antonoff Hart
Education‘We’ve never not faced adversity, and yet we have always risen:’ Adams State University President on overcoming obstacles to serve Southern ColoradoBy Hayley Sanchez and Ryan Warner
Education$100,000 visa fee could stifle Colorado schools’ ability to hire international teachers — who were helping fill gapsBy Jenny Brundin