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Tina Peters was improperly sentenced in 2024 and should receive a new sentencing hearing, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled on Thursday.

The state’s over-the-road bus service makes community connections, but costs $10 for every $1 it takes in fares. Listen to "Morning Edition" host Michael Lyle, Jr. discuss this story with Colorado Sun reporter Michael Booth and then read the entire article at the link below.

The VA says the shift strengthens care and expands access, but some worry it’s eroding the VA’s specialized care just as a new generation of veterans may need it.

Hydrologists working high in the Rocky Mountains have measured what they say is Colorado's driest winter of snow moisture on record. That means water shortfalls are likely ahead as drought persists across Colorado and other western states.

Over 160 breweries across the state have been working in teams to create craft brews for this weekend’s Collaboration Fest. Breweries said these local partnerships are fun and practical for growth.

Medicaid took the brunt of the final reductions, include a reimbursement rate cut for providers and a cap on Cover All Coloradans, which provides health care to immigrants who are children or pregnant.

A federal judge recently blocked the executive order from last May that directed federal agencies to withhold funds from NPR and PBS.

President Trump signed an executive order that sets out a list of new mandates for states to follow for mail-in ballots, or face the loss of federal funds.

KUNC is inviting you to celebrate National Poetry Month with us! We’re asking the community to share their poetic skills with an ode to our Colorado home.

A Denver judge ruled that the case against the governor can continue.

Kim Bimestefer’s resignation comes as the state Medicaid program has dealt with billing mistakes and scrutiny over past spending.

The U.S. Supreme Court has overturned a freedom of speech case challenging Colorado’s statewide ban on conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ youth.