There’s a lot of talk about child care and preschool in Colorado and in Washington D.C. right now. Here’s an update on how, when and if families may get a break on paying for care for their children.

In the long slog of the pandemic, hospitals are under tremendous strain and that means delays and changes from normal care. Strapped providers do more with less and the situation for some patients is affected by others.

Unite for Colorado paid for signature gathering and digital advertisements related to several ballot initiatives last year. As is common with “dark money” nonprofits, it did not disclose where its funding came from.

The resolution, which would remove Boebert from her committee assignments, would need support from Democratic House leadership.

The Colorado Public Utilities Commission could decide the fate of Xcel's coal plants as early as February.

A proposal to put a 25-story apartment building, and a separate, 11-story office building, has some looking to Colorado Springs' future, but not everyone is convinced that the buildings would be a good fit.

The combination of climate change and La Niña has brought warmer, drier weather.

It took a long time, a metal detector and diplomatic mail to reunite Joe Esquibel with the jewelry that was stolen while he was guarding a POW camp in then-Czechoslovakia in 1945.

Freeski big air, one of seven sports debuting at the 2022 games, has skiers slide down a nearly 60-foot tall ramp that shoots them into the sky, allowing them to complete gravity-defying tricks.

Jan Kulmann works in oil and gas, and runs the district’s biggest city.

Today, 15 percent of Southern Utes living on the reservation in southwest Colorado don’t have running water in their homes at all.

This week’s storms may not be blockbusters in terms of snow. But they will help.