A mom in Wellington is behind three ballot measures she says are a fight against the “sexualization of children”

The state has moved to terminate its agreement with Freedom Care, a nationwide for-profit company that state officials say targeted Medicaid clients with TV ads

Lawmakers passed bipartisan legislation to pay for peer counseling addiction services in 2021. The cost of the program rapidly exploded.

The request comes after the roundup of nearly 900 horses, including 9 deaths, in northwestern Colorado

The governor appointed the former US senator as a special envoy and ordered a proposed solution by Oct. 7

So far, more than 800 horses have been captured from herd management areas near Meeker and Rangely

Children’s Hospital Colorado was forced to resume gender-affirming care through a court order, but the doctors who work there won’t do it

A massive transformation of the downtown Denver park known in recent history for drug deals and crime is underway, but can the city change longtime perceptions?

Casa de Paz gives people a warm meal, a suitcase, a phone charger and a way home, no matter how far that may be

The move comes as the Colorado governor is pushing changes to the food-assistance program, including banning purchases of soda and allowing hot grocery food

Voces Unidas de las Montañas began as a political organization for Latinos. It pivoted when the federal immigration crackdown came to Colorado.

Since the start of Trump’s second term, the network of volunteers alerting their community to ICE activity in southwestern Colorado has grown

The closure comes after staff injuries and an investigation into a former worker accused of having sex with a 15-year-old boy

A ruling in the dispute strikes a compromise, allowing livestock grazing but prohibiting firewood collection around the ranch owner’s new home

The county is suing the state Behavioral Health Administration, which is looking into how the grant money was spent

Gov. Jared Polis signed the revised Safe Haven law this week, upping the timeframe to safely relinquish babies from 72 hours to 30 days after birth

The former regional executive director of CASA of Adams and Broomfield counties was hired by the state Behavioral Health Administration in November

In Lake County, there are just 10 licensed child care spots for toddlers and none for infants, so unlicensed homes are the only options

Six Democrats called for an independent investigation and full briefing about ICE activity in Eagle County in a letter to Kristi Noem

State officials received notice Tuesday night that the feds were freezing funding for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families and other programs

Therapy centers countered that an abrupt rule change could result in long-term harm for children with autism

Most of the 90 oncologists in the state are based in Front Range cities, minus a handful in western Colorado

A judge in Missouri ordered the release of Mohammad Ali Dadfar who lived in Boulder County with his wife and four children after fleeing Afghanistan

The outbreak of equine herpes is linked to rodeos and barrel racing events in Texas and Oklahoma and has spread to at least one Colorado horse

When America breaks promises, “it makes us less safe,” U.S. Rep. Jason Crow says about arrest of Afghan soldier who helped U.S. troops fight the Taliban before settling in Boulder County.

The father of four, who had settled in Colorado and gotten his commercial driver’s license, was driving a truck through Indiana when he was taken by masked ICE agents in October

A new state law contributed to a 40% rise in foster care placements with neighbors, family friends and teachers

The BLM is not renewing its contract for the wild horse program at the prison in Cañon City, citing the high cost

The neighborhood is battling its reputation as a non-destination by reviving efforts to preserve the past while creating its own future

Water sales to unincorporated Costilla County could resume as early as next week after the Fort Garland water board reversed course

After 15 years of river and trail improvements, the southern Colorado city is confronting the legacy of its industrial past

From the high headwaters all the way to the state line, people who care are trying to redeem a hard-working stream. First in our series: "What is a river?"

Hundreds of appointments were canceled during the past two weeks, leading to a flood of "desperate voices.”

Trump said ICE is going after the “worst of the worst.” The agency’s Rocky Mountain data shows otherwise.

The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid requested detailed information from the state Medicaid program as it investigates “fiscal integrity”

The state-funded program for foster youth helps with tutoring, extracurricular activities

Best Buddies lost multiple board members after they say the organization, founded by RFK Jr.’s cousin, would not speak up

A whistleblower lawsuit filed in Denver this week revealed the subpoena and the clash between the governor and a state labor director who says releasing the personal info is illegal

Residents of Custer County — the oldest county in Colorado — face challenges with transportation and services to age in place

Gov. Jared Polis visited Costilla County on Tuesday to sign a law that gives local governments the authority to prohibit disruptive fences

Government attorneys argued that blocking deportations of accused Tren de Aragua members would usurp Trump’s authority on foreign policy

ACLU Colorado wants a federal judge to order class-action status, which would protect hundreds of detainees from deportation

Vizguerra’s case received its first hearing Friday in Denver federal court, where her attorneys are attempting to spare her from deportation

Vizguerra, who has been fighting to stay in Colorado for 16 years, was once recognized by Time magazine and has been outspoken against Trump immigration policies

Vizguerra — who made headlines by claiming sanctuary in a Denver church for years during the first Trump administration — was taken to the ICE detention facility in Aurora. The detention center told h...

The closure of three behavioral health hospitals in northern Colorado and on the Western Slope so far in 2025 is stoking concerns about access to care.

Most kids who are eligible for the program are automatically enrolled, but there are an estimated 67,000 who are not and missed meals last summer