EducationTrump administration takes aim at in-state tuition programs for undocumented studentsBy Chalkbeat
SportsDeath of John Elway’s former agent appears to be an accident, sheriff saysBy The Associated Press
Government and PoliticsLegislature rejects Jared Polis’ key effort this year to drive down Colorado home insurance costsBy Jesse Paul, The Colorado Sun
Life and CultureListen: As Denver’s Cambodian diaspora celebrates Khmer New Year, a DMNS exhibit highlights their history and communityBy Kevin J. Beaty
WeatherThe snow in Colorado’s mountains melted too fast. It could mean worse wildfires this yearBy Ishan Thakore
Government and PoliticsAs AI regulation effort stalls out in the legislature, tech industry worries about what’s to comeBy Bente Birkeland
EducationSome awards at Colorado high school science fairs cut after Trump administration slashes USAID fundingBy Henry Larson
JusticeTrump directs Department of Justice to try to free Tina Peters from prison in social media postBy Bente Birkeland and Tom Hesse
ArtsNational Endowment for the Arts cuts off funding, pushes for staff resignationsBy CPR News Staff and The Associated Press
TransportationColorado, Union Pacific sign agreement leading to mountain regular passenger rail serviceBy Tony Gorman
MoneyAnxiety steering the economic indicators, according to joint report from CU, stateBy Sarah Mulholland
ElectionsFormer Colorado postal employee admits to stealing ballots ahead of 2024 electionBy Tom Hesse
Government and PoliticsState lawmakers are sprinting for the finish line, with a few big things still up in the airBy Bente Birkeland
Government and PoliticsTrans rights bill set to advance in the Colorado Senate, after sponsors address LGBTQ groups’ concernsBy Bente Birkeland
Colorado WondersWhy don’t Colorado cities plant more fruit trees so urbanites can enjoy free, fresh fruit? By Andrea Dukakis
EnergyDon’t call it ‘climate denial,’ Secretary of Energy Chris Wright claims he’s preaching ‘climate realism’By Sam Brasch