Government and PoliticsFrom vans for veterans to new police stations, Colorado earmarks included in deal to reopen the governmentBy Caitlyn Kim
Government and PoliticsFood pantries say they aren’t out of the woods yet, even as SNAP benefits returnBy Tony Gorman
EducationSix elementary schools could be merged into three buildings in Pueblo School District 60By Shanna Lewis
News‘Lasagna Love’ helps Coloradans facing greater food insecurity after government shutdown, soaring food pricesBy Chandra Thomas Whitfield
NewsBig parts of Colorado’s economy are looking lackluster — are we in a recession?By Sarah Mulholland
Government and PoliticsGovernment shutdown ends after House passes spending package, Trump signs itBy Caitlyn Kim
Government and PoliticsBudget pain hits local governments in Colorado as costs rise, funding shrinks and the federal shutdown drags onBy Brian Eason, The Colorado Sun
EducationUniversity of Colorado workers rally across campuses to demand collective bargaining rightsBy Molly Cruse
2026 ElectionsInfluencers are trying to cash in on politics, including Colorado’s race for governorBy Andrew Kenney
EducationPolice, teachers, nurses could be denied loan forgiveness under Trump’s new rule, according to lawsuitBy Jenny Brundin