Trump administration joins supporters of Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters in asking that she be moved to federal prison

What’s Working: Why Finland’s ambassador was checking out Colorado’s quantum industry

Dante Liberato used to bare-knuckle brawl and now trains cage fighters with a blend of psychedelics and mindfulness. A new documentary, “Dante,” details his journey as he runs 500 miles.

Greg Lopez says Colorado Parks and Wildlife could face “enforcement action” for Endangered Species Act violations

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed Wednesday that the meeting took place as the Trump administration scrambles to stop the files from being released.

About 600,000 Coloradans receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.

“It Comes in Waves,” on display at The People’s Building in Aurora, is the latest in an ongoing project to put names, faces and stories behind COVID statistics.

The presidential portraits at the Colorado Capitol are coming down — at least temporarily

Are the Broncos set to demolish the Denver Water offices for a new stadium?

Agency says contamination testing must now extend into surrounding groundwater before reservoir can begin filling.

A Manitou Springs athlete ran 500 miles to Moab in 11 days, eating psychedelics the whole way coloradosun.com/2025/11/14/d...

Tri-State expects federal order to keep coal-fired power plant in northwestern Colorado running

Ash Ghaemi’s quest to get the AI-powered platform into police departments across the county comes as law enforcement agencies are increasingly relying on artificial intelligence in Colorado.

Staying on top of the news can leave us overwhelmed. But there’s never been a more important time to hunt through the noise to find truth. coloradosun.com/2025/11/12/i...

Colorado State Land Board approves La Jara Basin sale, reversing a possible plan to cancel the 9-year deal

Colorado’s volunteer search and rescue teams to get funding boost from first fee increase in more than 35 years

“You know we have cameras in that town,” Sgt. Jamie Milliman said, according to a doorbell camera footage. “You can’t get a breath of fresh air in or out of that place without us knowing.”

The seven states at the table say they’ve made progress, and will work to define, approve an agreement to manage the river serving 40 million people in the West.

Hickenlooper and Bennet are pessimistic that the promised vote will result in the enhanced premium tax credits being continued.

State says Coloradans who get food stamps should start receiving full November benefits as soon as Thursday

Trump administration promise to arrest undocumented immigrants triggers survival mode for laborers.

One woman’s method for coping with COVID turned into a 5-year art project, now on display in Aurora

After his mother disappeared 18 years ago, this Colorado native created an AI tool to help solve cold cases

Northern Water again delays filling Chimney Hollow dam over uranium issues

“If Colorado is doing all of the heavy lifting, why wouldn’t the federal government say we should continue to go out of our way to put paws on the ground?”

House passes bill to end historic government shutdown, sending measure to Trump

Colorado officer who used AI cameras to falsely accuse woman of theft disciplined with extra training

US Mint presses final pennies as production ends after more than 230 years

Lauren Boebert met with Trump administration in White House situation room about Epstein files

When America breaks promises, “it makes us less safe,” U.S. Rep. Jason Crow says about arrest of Afghan soldier who helped U.S. troops fight the Taliban before settling in Boulder County.

Carla Best was wounded in Baghdad and fell into a deep depression but found adaptive sports as a way to regain a sense of self and connection.

Plan to meet growing electricity demand is backed by an unlikely band, including the state consumer advocate and energy office. Green groups are not happy.

Officer who used Flock cameras to falsely accuse Denver woman of theft will face unspecified disciplinary action

On Colorado’s Western Slope, many farmworkers are afraid like never before

Amid 10 dead wolves and federal interference, Colorado’s wolf reintroduction program is struggling

Critics of the plan claim new lanes will simply fill up again as the highway department says its managed approach will increase efficiency.

Colorado River negotiators stumble past federal deadline without joint agreement

Michael Bennet, John Hickenlooper blast vote to reopen government without any guarantees on health care subsidies

Supreme Court extends its order blocking full SNAP payments, with shutdown potentially near an end

Inflation pushed Colorado theater and arts organizations to offer more affordable options. Plus: Fresca Foods gets Spanish owner, Entegris opens chip plant and wage theft at a record high.

Each week as part of SunLit — The Sun’s literature section — we feature staff recommendations from book stores across Colorado. This week, the staff from Out West Books in Grand Junction recommends both fiction and nonfiction titles that revolve around art theft.

With the future of the Colorado River in question, an exhibition by Roni Horn considers water as a source of constant change.

Nearly 75 small Colorado businesses in 20 economically challenged counties have benefited from the Rural Jump-Start Program, a state tax incentive created in 2015 via legislation.

Food is the most common material in the country to be incinerated or dumped into landfills.

John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennet said they couldn’t support the agreement because it doesn’t address rising health care costs.

John Michael Williams thinks Colorado is withholding information on reintroduced wolves from citizens. In changing that, did he create an extremist group?

Colorado congressmen call on ICE to release Afghan immigrant who helped fight the Taliban

Colorado veteran finds purpose, camaraderie where she wasn’t looking for it: on the ice

A handful of taxes on skiing, hotels and short-term rentals passed, but some communities said “no” to proposals to fill dwindling coffers with tourist dollars.

Will adding more lanes fix I-270 congestion? CDOT’s favored fix will test its new mission, opponents say.