Colorado Today

It sparked months of warnings and prompted the government shutdown. Now the health insurance marketplace is open with fewer federal subsidies. Then, the Trump administration is telling Colorado to stop importing gray wolves from Canada. Plus, what laid off federal workers are doing since their jobs got cut.

Immigration agents used aggressive tactics this week to try to disperse protesters in Durango. Plus, the local history of Día de los Muertos.

President Trump’s own energy goals could be hurt by his decision to cut hundreds of millions of dollars in funding in Colorado.

A group of bystanders shot by an officer were awarded millions of dollars, but the police department says it’s not liable and won’t pay the money.

Denver’s mayor wants voters to approve nearly a billion dollars in debt, and the results may affect you.

A new stage in the federal government shutdown means you may want to be prepared for changes at the airport. Then, there’s a week to go in the election. Do you know where you stand on the most contentious issues? Plus, in this week’s Colorado Wonders, where you could encounter a ghost in Denver. And, a heads up about an act of vandalism over the weekend at an LGBTQ center.

If you’re in Denver, you could be spotted by license plate surveillance cameras, against city council’s objections.

Local governments and aid organizations are sounding the alarm that food stamps for 600,000 Coloradans will be delayed in November.