Colorado News Connection

Leaders from Colorado's 13 community colleges joined a national effort to help more of the state's adults get credentials and degrees.

Ahead of the busiest season of the year for the U.S. Postal Service, some Colorado labor organizers are voicing concerns about the latest policy changes.

(Colorado News Connection) The use of telehealth services - a combination of telephone, video and other online tools - peaked during COVID closures, and Coloradans still are opting for remote visits, according to new data.

Few people spend as much time in the wilderness and outdoors as hunters and anglers, and a new report aims to be a springboard to bring those conservationists and their knowledge into discussions of combating climate change.

Millions of pronghorn used to roam the West freely. But impediments like road and fences, as well as a changing climate, threaten the species' future.

School districts across Colorado had to get creative to ensure families could access critical meals during pandemic-related closures.

In less than two months, the open enrollment period begins for the state-run health insurance exchange, Connect for Health Colorado.

Colorado's ability to respond to COVID-19 was blunted by decades of disinvestment in critical public services, according to a new report.

As Congress considers making significant investments in the nation's child-care system, children's advocates say now is the time to make nature-based, high-quality outdoor learning available for all children in Colorado.

Some 200 wealthy taxpayers and business owners, including 14 in Colorado, are asking Congress to raise their taxes.