A Johnstown man was hit with a $5,000 bill for early lease termination when his mother died in Loveland. Colorado lawmakers have proposed a bill to outlaw the practice.

Arvada has created a plan to deal with homelessness as part of its City Council Strategic Plan 2024-2030.

In recent years, as it’s sometimes struggled to stay afloat, the Postal Service has fought calls from Trump and others that it be privatized.

A Chalkbeat analysis identified about 175 Colorado centers currently owned or backed by private equity or venture capital firms.

The Colorado legislature condemned the pardons issued by President Donald Trump to people convicted for their actions in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.

The National Park Service will resume hiring seasonal workers after a freeze on hiring for the positions prompted nationwide outcry.

Other Colorado universities and K-12 school districts say they are reviewing the new directives from the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights.

Speaking to Russian state media, Sergei Ryabkov said a possible Putin-Trump summit could involve broad talks on global issues, not just the war in Ukraine.

“We need to stand up and protect the rule of law and our democratic norms. That is critical,” said Rep. Javier Mabrey, a Denver Democrat.