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States increasingly offering health care coverage for immigrants, noncitizens

States increasingly offering health care coverage for immigrants, noncitizens

Gabriel Henao fled Colombia to escape a guerrilla group who, he said, twice threatened to kill him. After some time in Mexico, he arrived in Colorado in July 2022, settling…

Construction-worker shortage hampers housing push all over the United States

Construction-worker shortage hampers housing push all over the United States

Construction workers in Vail, Colorado (David O. Williams photo). The United States needs an estimated 7 million more homes to house everyone who needs shelter. But to build all those…

U.S. Forest Service pulls plug on approval for Uinta Basin oil-train project opposed by Colorado

U.S. Forest Service pulls plug on approval for Uinta Basin oil-train project opposed by Colorado

A United States Forest Service map shows the route, in green, of the proposed Uinta Basin Railway through a protected roadless area in the Ashley National Forest, shaded in light…

Immigration viewed as ‘lifeline’ in some states, cities desperate to bolster population, labor force

Immigration viewed as ‘lifeline’ in some states, cities desperate to bolster population, labor force

Customs and Border Protection agents question families who have presented themselves at the Paso del Norte bridge to request asylum (Corrie Boudreaux for Source New Mexico). As southern border states…

Sprawling Colorado congressional district grapples with immigration, border issues

Sprawling Colorado congressional district grapples with immigration, border issues

The race for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District, which includes most of the state’s mountainous Western Slope, looks dramatically different with last week’s sudden exit of U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, but one thing remains…

Lawmakers in Colorado, across Mountain West, struggle to provide property-tax relief

Lawmakers in Colorado, across Mountain West, struggle to provide property-tax relief

Soaring home values have increased property taxes for millions of homeowners in recent years, prompting action from state lawmakers to lighten the burden. “The biggest problem was they just went…

Ceasefire investigation finds high-capacity magazines still openly for sale despite Colorado ban

Ceasefire investigation finds high-capacity magazines still openly for sale despite Colorado ban

In a span of seconds, Michael Anderson went from serving a longtime patron a rum and coke at the Club Q in Colorado Springs last year to lying down in…

Colorado Supreme Court bars former President Trump from state’s 2024 ballot under insurrection clause of Constitution

Colorado Supreme Court bars former President Trump from state’s 2024 ballot under insurrection clause of Constitution

The Colorado Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered former President Donald Trump to be barred from the state’s 2024 presidential ballot under a Civil War-era insurrection clause, in a historic ruling…

Citing federal backing, Colorado governor says funding vote for passenger rail on track for 2024

Citing federal backing, Colorado governor says funding vote for passenger rail on track for 2024

Gov. Jared Polis speaks at an event in Denver Dec. 13 formally announcing the Front Range Passenger Rail District’s inclusion in a federal development program (Chase Woodruff/Colorado Newsline). Colorado Gov.…

Front Range Passenger Rail gets a big federal boost in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law program

Front Range Passenger Rail gets a big federal boost in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law program

Denver’s Union Station would be the hub of a Pueblo-to-Fort-Collins Front Range Passenger Rail system. A plan for passenger rail service along the Front Range corridor will be included in…

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