9 in 10 surveyed in Colorado, across globe back climate action
Nine in ten people in Colorado and across the globe are worried about climate change and want governments to do something about it.
100s of Coloradans could be back on the streets with end of housing voucher program
Residents could lose homes once funding for the federal Emergency Housing Voucher program runs out at the end of 2026.
Here are 5 key bills the Colorado Legislature passed this year
Wednesday marked the end of the state’s 2025 regular legislative session.
Congressional budget agency projects sweeping Medicaid cutbacks in states under GOP plans
CBO Director Phillip Swagel wrote that possible Medicaid changes would likely lead to several outcomes in the states.
Arizona, Oregon lead court motion to stop Trump's tariffs
A halt to President Donald Trump’s tariffs was sought by a court motion filed Wednesday by a coalition led by Arizona and Oregon.
Colorado legislature approves collective bargaining bill
Democratic lawmakers worked to push through a collective bargaining bill in the final days of Colorado’s legislative session.
Road resurfacing project set to begin on CO 59 near Kit Carson
A $4.9 million project to resurface nine miles of Colorado Highway 59 north of US 287 is scheduled to begin in June.
AI isn’t replacing student writing – but it is reshaping it
It’s important to point out some ways in which AI can actually be a useful tool that enhances, rather than hampers, the writing process.
Humans are killing helpful insects in hundreds of ways − simple steps can reduce the harm
Despite how much humans rely on insects, their actions are reducing their populations in many parts of the world.
FDR united Democrats under the banner of ‘liberalism’ − but today’s Democratic Party has nothing to put on its hat
President Franklin D. Roosevelt popularized the term ‘liberal’; President Lyndon Johnson may have caused its demise.
