Government and PoliticsTransgender student athletes can compete in sports aligned with their gender despite conflicting federal and state lawsBy Stina Sieg
Trump: Business and Employment ImpactColorado joins 11 states to sue the Trump administration to stop tariff policyBy The Associated Press
EnvironmentGov. Polis’ plan to accelerate Colorado’s clean energy transition won’t reach the legislature this yearBy Sam Brasch
NewsAt Tina Peters hearing, federal attorney refuses to disclose reason for DOJ’s attempted interventionBy The Associated Press
EducationIn tough budget year, raises for Colorado child care workers win continued support from lawmakersBy Chalkbeat
NewsRep. Crow warns of potential brain drain of health providers and catastrophic impacts on Coloradans’ careBy John Daley
EnergyColorado Mesa University has proven geothermal energy can largely replace fossil fuels in its buildings. Now the world is taking noticeBy Ishan Thakore
JusticeDefense calls expert witness in trial for final defendant in Colorado rock-throwing deathBy Haylee May
JusticeSunset Mesa Funeral Home owners, convicted for selling body parts, get same sentences in resentencingBy Tony Gorman
Government and PoliticsColorado fights Trump administration bid to help imprisoned loyalist Tina PetersBy The Associated Press
WildfiresNational Guard helicopters will be pivotal this wildfire season. But first, crews must train for water dropsBy Haylee May
EnergyHot springs at risk? A plan for Colorado’s first geothermal power plant runs into heated oppositionBy Sam Brasch
EnergyWhy CPR’s climate team reported a series of stories about geothermal energyBy Sam Brasch and Ishan Thakore
Government and Politics‘I thought our site supervisor was joking’ — abrupt closure of AmeriCorps sends Colorado volunteers home, leaves community partners worriedBy Caitlyn Kim