EducationState school board members grapple with new social studies standards as Colorado lawmakers say they’re ‘boldly thwarting’ the lawBy Jenny Brundin
JusticeNew Colorado office will take on cases of missing and murdered Indigenous peopleBy Andrew Kenney
EnergyXcel Energy has the state’s blessing for a $2 billion power line on the Eastern Plains. Can it convince rural residents?By Sam Brasch
Government and PoliticsWATCH: House committee presents findings on Jan. 6 Capitol insurrectionBy CPR News Staff and The Associated Press
2022 ElectionsRepublicans are trying to flip Colorado’s 7th district. Three very different candidates argue they’re each the one to do itBy Caitlyn Kim
2022 ElectionsThe big new player in Colorado’s Senate GOP primary? Democratic groupsBy Bente Birkeland
EducationA dozen metro Denver district superintendents condemn Board of Education’s order to reorganize Adams 14By Jenny Brundin
Government and Politics‘Common sense’ or ‘not productive’ — Colorado lawmakers speak out ahead of gun voteBy Caitlyn Kim
Government and PoliticsTow companies can’t take your car without 24-hours notice, according to new lawBy Matt Bloom
EnergyGov. Jared Polis vetoes bill that would have required electric vehicle chargers in new and renovated buildingsBy Sam Brasch
2022 ElectionsThe CPR News voter guide to Colorado’s 2022 primary elections: How to vote, who’s running and more to knowBy Megan Verlee
EnvironmentCheap, energy-efficient manufactured homes? New federal standards aim for bothBy Sam Brasch
2022 ElectionsColorado Governor Election: Republicans Greg Lopez and Heidi Ganahl hope to challenge Gov. Jared PolisBy Andrew Kenney
JusticeA criminal investigation and complicated professional history loom over the Adams County sheriff electionBy Allison Sherry and Ben Markus