The costs associated with Denver layoffs amount to nearly 5% of the $104 million in savings the city expects those cuts to generate beginning in 2026.

The federal government is set to award Colorado $420 million to bolster high-speed internet access in the state — enough to connect nearly 100,000 Colorado locations to broadband.

The scrutiny surrounding Hegseth’s brash leadership style is surfacing what has been long-building discontent in Congress.

Republicans and Democrats have largely abandoned bipartisan talks on the issue.

One of Colorado’s largest landlords will soon be required to disclose the total price of its apartments to prospective tenants, ending its practice of not publicly listing additional fees in advertisements.

Democratic states — including Colorado — have sued to block the requirement, saying they verify eligibility for SNAP beneficiaries and that they never share large swaths of sensitive data on the program with the federal government.