EnergyAI data centers need a lot of power. That creates challenges for electric companies in the WestBy Mountain West News Bureau
EnergyAs AI data centers multiply across the Mountain West, so do fears over water useBy Mountain West News Bureau
Government and PoliticsA group of Democratic state lawmakers gathered with lobbyists at a Vail retreat. Who paid the tab?By Taylor Dolven, The Colorado Sun and Jesse Paul, The Colorado Sun
NewsThe tight-knit community of Nederland begins the long road of recovery after a fire engulfed local businesses and shopsBy Sandy Battulga
Colorado WondersWhat are lawmakers doing to shield Coloradans from ticket bots and other deceptive practices?By Lauren Antonoff Hart
TransportationStaffing shortages cause more US flight delays as government shutdown heads into second weekBy The Associated Press
NewsFormer Aguilar official charged with embezzling public funds, adding to the town’s financial and water woesBy Shanna Lewis
MoneyDenver-based Simpson Property Group, Greystar and others agree to a $141M to settle rent-setting lawsuitBy The Associated Press
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
AgricultureThese Colorado farmers are trying to bring back long-forgotten apple varietiesBy Kristen Richard
Government and PoliticsColorado reacts as federal government shuts downBy Caitlyn Kim and Bente Birkeland