Government and PoliticsShutdowns should not be used as policy leverage, Rep. Jeff Hurd saysBy Tom Hesse and Ryan Warner
NewsMore than a dozen Colorado cities at risk of losing out on state funding based on their housing policiesBy Bente Birkeland
Government and PoliticsShutdown adds more stress on Colorado’s already strained federal workersBy Sarah Mulholland
NewsDeion Sanders will undergo procedure related to blood clots, plans to coach CU this weekendBy The Associated Press
Government and PoliticsMajority of Supreme Court justices appear skeptical of Colorado’s conversion therapy banBy Caitlyn Kim
Colorado WondersBetween the Western Colorado towns of Whitewater and Gateway, a geological marvel — and mysteryBy Tom Hesse
HealthPrices through marketplace health insurance could double as government shutdown dispute digs inBy John Daley
NewsCU football coach Deion Sanders ‘hurting like crazy’ and believes he has more blood clotsBy The Associated Press
EducationWill 24 new paraprofessionals help students in this Colorado school district become better readers?By Chalkbeat
EducationColorado’s 2026 Teacher of the Year is Greeley social studies teacher Stephen PaulsonBy Chalkbeat
Government and PoliticsWhat’s going on at national parks in Colorado during the shutdown?By Sandy Battulga
MoneyDenver-based Simpson Property Group, Greystar and others agree to a $141M to settle rent-setting lawsuitBy The Associated Press