March 20, 2026: Does Colorado need more prisons? Concerns about Denver’s replacement for Flock. Bad allergy season
Colorado has run out of prison beds — but the legislature and governor are at odds over what to do next.
March 19, 2026: Hot weather in a dry state, Cesar Chavez celebration cancelled, SNAP soda ban, the GJ Razorback Suckers
As the state hits record temperatures this week, water districts are already looking to implement restrictions.
March 17, 2026: Meatpackers strike, JeffCo defends trans athlete policies, a Colorado connection to Best Picture
We bring you the latest on the strike on one of the largest meatpacking plants in the country.
Budget cuts and disability services, AI transforms recycling, and ancient rock art in Colorado
Colorado lawmakers face painful budget decisions that could affect programs for people with severe disabilities.
March 13, 2026: CO jobs trend down, impending JBS strike, local Iranian community worried, NFTs to celebrate Colorado’s 150th
It looks like the state lost jobs last year for the first time since the pandemic.
March 12, 2026: Trump pushing to end CO-style mail-in voting, ICE officials in court, wheelchair curling at the Winter Games
Coloradans have been voting with mail-in ballots for more than a decade, but the president is trying to end that.
March 10, 2026: Iran war impacts in CO, CSU’s new nursing program, oxygen on-demand
While the war with Iran is thousands of miles away, its effects are already being felt locally. That includes higher prices at the fuel pump.
New restrictions on fur-trapping, an oil & gas company explores for geothermal, and an office party in the sky
Colorado’s latest wildlife debate centers on fur trapping, where unlike big game hunting, trappers don’t have to report how many animals they take.
Gov. Polis’ Tina Peters dilemma, renewable projects fast-tracked, Colorado Today hits a big milestone
Leading Colorado Democrats are urging Polis not to shorten the former clerk’s sentence.
Mar. 5, 2026: Inside Colorado’s largest ICE detention center, state bus service on edge, police oversight future, poetry showdown
A new report raises concerns about conditions inside Colorado’s largest immigrant detention center in Aurora.
Mar. 4, 2026: Measles at Broomfield High, Denver’s DNC bid, pipe bomber trial delayed, Colorado’s own heavy metal violinist
The highly infectious disease could keep some students out of class for weeks.
Mar. 2, 2026: Federal-state election tensions, pine beetle outbreak, and Thanks, it has pockets!
President Trump is reportedly considering an emergency order that could upend how Colorado and other states conduct their election.
Feb. 27, 2026: Is Denver setting up an ICE showdown, fire danger stays high, newfangled landlines for kids
The city’s mayor wants police to arrest ICE agents if they break the law
Feb. 26, 2026: Colorado’s Christian public school challenge, Broncos going for blight, robot massage
Do religious schools have a right to public funding?
Feb. 25, 2026: Pesticide debate at the Capitol, dairy farm deaths, equestrian group changes course, remembering Dr. Daddio
A commonly used pesticide in Colorado is under scrutiny after beekeepers say it’s harming pollinators as well as pests, and a new bill is deepening the divide between farmers and […]
Feb. 24, 2026: Colorado midterms preview, AI data centers on pause, Olympians come home, dry winter tips
It’s never too early to think about the next election… At least, not if you’re a member of congress hoping to win reelection — or a challenger hoping to unseat one of them.
