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Federal court pauses Colorado law requiring social media warnings for younger users

By Bente Birkeland

· Nov. 7, 2025

Government and Politics

Budget pain hits local governments in Colorado as costs rise, funding shrinks and the federal shutdown drags on

By Brian Eason, The Colorado Sun

· Nov. 7, 2025

Government and Politics

Judge finds Montrose church guilty in unhoused camp case

· Nov. 6, 2025

Government and Politics

Rep. Jason Crow on airport disruptions, gerrymandering, and ICE arrests

By Anthony Cotton

· Nov. 7, 2025

Life and Culture

‘Sempre Avanti’: A 10th Mountain Division soldier’s memory lives on in Italy, which he helped liberate 80 years ago

A man and women embrace on a mountain top.

A view of the Denver Art Museum from Denver Public Library's Central branch. The DAM is a grey big building with angular sides that jut out in different directions. It's surrounded by other buildings, roads, and cars.

Things to do in Colorado this weekend

By Lauren Antonoff Hart

As state after state weighs partisan redistricting, the people who drew Colorado’s map hope it stays out of the fray

Aerial view of four lane highway with traffic and interchange construction area, surrounded by a suburban city landscape.

Nighttime road closures and detours slated for I-25 in Pueblo this weekend

By Shanna Lewis

A person is reaching for a piece of cheese in a display case. The cheese is placed on a shelf surrounded by other cheeses.

For Colorado specialty cheese shop, Trump’s tariffs are a big, expensive wrench in the system

By Sarah Mulholland

Ripple Cannabis Company co-founder Justin Singe

Potential for contaminated cannabis products in Colorado creates risk for buyers

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Denver Field Office Centennial

Federal cops spent weeks tracking young immigrants, was it for their safety, or to make deportation easier?

By Allison Sherry

Federal law enforcement outside the Cedar Run Apartments

ICE detention, deportation can deny justice in local criminal cases, frustrating prosecutors

By Ben Markus and Allison Sherry

Body-worn camera video shows a man with a long rifle approaching a person with their back to him

Despite efforts at reform, Colorado officers still shoot people at a high rate

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