Each year the cycle continues, state lawmakers will have fewer ways to address the gap without cutting state programs and services. Skyrocketing Medicaid costs are primarily to blame. --- Colorado lawmakers are stuck in a cycle of annual budget shortfalls of [...]

The U.S. House is nearing an expected Tuesday vote on whether or not to release the files related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. Here's what several of Colorado's members of Congress have said. --- The U.S. House is nearing an expected [...]

With a projected 100,000 Coloradans losing their health insurance coverage, Weld County’s mobile health unit is proving to be a promising initiative to breach barriers to public health. --- In its white paint with vegetable drawings and blue stripes, Weld County’s [...]

The decision to replace the portraits with an exhibit celebrating Colorado’s 150th statehood anniversary comes after an uproar earlier this year when President Trump complained about how he looked in his Colorado Capitol painting --- This story was produced as part [...]

Colorado will not receive gray wolves this winter for its reintroduction program from Washington, the coastal state's Fish and Wildlife Service Commission voted Saturday. --- Colorado will not receive gray wolves this winter for its reintroduction program from Washington, the coastal [...]

The three full-year spending bills passed by Congress direct $34 million to projects in Colorado. --- Earmarks for Colorado are back. The three full-year appropriations bills that were included in the deal to reopen the federal government included just over $34 million [...]

Indicators show the state in a decline, but it's an intricate system and key data has been delayed. --- Editor’s note: This is the first in an occasional series looking at aspects of Colorado’s faltering economy. Colorado’s economy is flashing warning signs. [...]