The Colorado Senate Appropriations committee passed two tax incentives aimed at job growth and childcare Thursday.

Late-season storms delivered a half-inch to an inch and a half of moisture across central Colorado over the past week.

The Trump administration sued Colorado over its law restricting large-capacity magazines for rifles a day after it sued Denver over its assault weapons ban.

A passenger train and a semi-tanker truck collided Wednesday morning in Garfield County.

Colorado’s mountain snowpack supplies more than 70% of the state’s streams and reservoirs.

Colorado lawmakers advanced a trio of bills Tuesday aimed at increasing worker safety and protections.

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A dialysis unit has closed in rural Nebraska due to lower Medicare reimbursement rates, "deaths of despair" are slowly declining nationwide but still more common in Appalachia and a South Dakota rancher plants native grasses to fight drought.

The DOJ wants the personal data of county 2020 election workers in Georgia, states work on their versions of the Voting Rights Act and Commerce Secretary Lutnick testifies to House Oversight on his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

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Some U.S. Department of Agriculture researchers could be relocated to Nebraska under a plan to close a Washington D.C.-area research facility.

The designation allows for further cooperation between local and federal law enforcement agencies.

Voters say the rising cost of healthcare is a significant concern that will have an impact on whom they support in November

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A spring storm parked over southeast Colorado is bringing rain and snow showers to Eads on Wednesday before the system slides east.

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In Colorado, more than 600,000 workers received benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, known as SNAP, in October 2025.

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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins told Fox Business that 4.3-million Americans have lost food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

Food prices in the U.S. are forecast to rise by nearly 3% by the end of the year.

Voters say the rising cost of healthcare is a significant concern that will have an impact on whom they support in November

Scheduled to be held August 7 to 10, 2028, the convention will follow the Democratic Party’s yet-to-be-finalized schedule of presidential primaries and caucuses

Federal agencies say they have yet to take steps to implement President Donald Trump’s executive order restricting voting by mail.

Colorado Democrats want to pass a bill in the final days of the state legislative session to offset a potential constitutional amendment on this year’s ballot.

A dialysis unit has closed in rural Nebraska due to lower Medicare reimbursement rates, "deaths of despair" are slowly declining nationwide but still more common in Appalachia and a South Dakota rancher plants native grasses to fight drought.

Voters say the rising cost of healthcare is a significant concern that will have an impact on whom they support in November

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The Colorado Senate Appropriations committee passed two tax incentives aimed at job growth and childcare Thursday.

Late-season storms delivered a half-inch to an inch and a half of moisture across central Colorado over the past week.

Colorado’s mountain snowpack supplies more than 70% of the state’s streams and reservoirs.

A coalition of sustainable farmers is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to reject a bid from Roundup maker Monsanto to shield the company from cancer lawsuits

Officials said producers should still confirm import requirements with the destination state, since some states may continue to require testing.

Scheduled to be held August 7 to 10, 2028, the convention will follow the Democratic Party’s yet-to-be-finalized schedule of presidential primaries and caucuses

The Trump administration sued Colorado over its law restricting large-capacity magazines for rifles a day after it sued Denver over its assault weapons ban.

The DOJ wants the personal data of county 2020 election workers in Georgia, states work on their versions of the Voting Rights Act and Commerce Secretary Lutnick testifies to House Oversight on his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Voters say the rising cost of healthcare is a significant concern that will have an impact on whom they support in November

An Alaska Superior Court judge in Anchorage has given the state of Alaska permission to shoot bears in Southwest Alaska.

The designation allows for further cooperation between local and federal law enforcement agencies.

The Trump administration sued Colorado over its law restricting large-capacity magazines for rifles a day after it sued Denver over its assault weapons ban.

The U.S. Department of Justice sued Denver and threatened to sue the state of Colorado over their laws banning so-called assault weapons.

Late-season storms delivered a half-inch to an inch and a half of moisture across central Colorado over the past week.

Extreme weather linked to climate change like drought, severe heat, floods, and wildfires costs California dearly.

Colorado’s mountain snowpack supplies more than 70% of the state’s streams and reservoirs.

A late-season storm is bringing rain and a brief threat of snow showers to Lamar on Wednesday.

Voters say the rising cost of healthcare is a significant concern that will have an impact on whom they support in November

U.S. Senate Republicans released a roughly $70 billion spending package Monday night that will keep Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol operating.

A coalition of sustainable farmers is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to reject a bid from Roundup maker Monsanto to shield the company from cancer lawsuits

Colorado Democrats want to pass a bill in the final days of the state legislative session to offset a potential constitutional amendment on this year’s ballot.

Some U.S. Department of Agriculture researchers could be relocated to Nebraska under a plan to close a Washington D.C.-area research facility.

Senate Bill 26-189 was introduced Friday evening and approved unanimously by the Business Committee on Tuesday.

Senate Bill 26-189, introduced Friday evening, closely resembles a draft measure released earlier this year by an AI policy group convened by Governor Jared Polis.

North Dakota researchers believe fracking technology could be the key to introducing geothermal energy to the state’s electrical grid.

An Alaska Superior Court judge in Anchorage has given the state of Alaska permission to shoot bears in Southwest Alaska.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is seeking a qualified volunteer to fill an open seat on the Colorado Wildlife Council representing East Slope anglers.

Lake Dorothey State Wildlife Area near the Colorado–New Mexico state line reopened to licensed hunters and anglers.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife on Friday began charging vehicles with out-of-state license plates $15 per day to enter state parks.

In Colorado, more than 600,000 workers received benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, known as SNAP, in October 2025.

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