MoneyBoeing to lay off more than 60 workers in ColoradoBy The Associated Press and Colorado Public Radio Staff
Government and PoliticsColorado Springs to update its code to comply with state law and allow more ‘In-Law Suites’By Kendra Carr
TransportationDIA nears 100 million passengers ahead of schedule, but the rapid growth has created fewer satisfied passengersBy Haylee May
HealthReport finds many Colorado hospitals don’t adequately inform patients about rights, access to discountsBy John Daley
EducationA $4.5 million settlement means CU Boulder female faculty will receive back payBy Jenny Brundin
TransportationIndustry group sues Colorado over its new car rental fees that will fund passenger rail, busesBy Nathaniel Minor
JusticeThe CBI is retesting DNA after forensic scientist manipulated DNA in over 800 casesBy Tony Gorman
NewsUtility rates in Colorado Springs are slated to go up at the beginning of the yearBy Shanna Lewis
NewsAlamosa City Council votes to cancel plans for new homeless shelter after public feedbackBy Dan Boyce
Colorado WondersThe 10-cent fee on shopping bags in Colorado doesn’t add up to a ton of money — and that’s a good thingBy Tony Gorman