Arapahoe County says prescription refills and planned procedures could be disrupted for Health First Colorado members under 18.

Denver is spreading gifted magnet programs across more neighborhoods, with new data pushing the district to find more bilingual standouts.

Our Heritage Matters won't say who funds it, but its mailers boost a Libertarian rival to Rep. Gabe Evans.

Beattie, Johnson, Putnam and Blevins will shut down by 2027 as three mountain schools win a reprieve.

Denver renters told council the rental-assistance program kept them housed. The mayor is proposing less than half of what advocates sought.

Mike Coffman's tie-breaking vote locks in the rule over objections from five council members; Gianina Horton called it too rigid.

Marrero's score jumped from 74% a year ago, even as he and board members clashed over his Miami-Dade job search.

Wendy Faustin says Colorado's buffer law blocks her from offering abortion alternatives outside Denver clinics. Her case now sits before the 10th Circuit.

Lafayette's 18-month pause gives officials time to study water, power and noise impacts before considering new data center applications.

Erie plans two new officers and tighter spending for 2027 as developer fees and permit revenue dry up.

Her campaign account has sat at $6,350.84 for nearly two years even as PACs sent over $21,000, records show.

City staff say the Northern Integrated Supply Project now beats a stalled Halligan Reservoir expansion on cost and permits.

Marx says the snub proves he's no establishment insider — but Republicans keep lining up behind his Democratic rival Phil Weiser instead.