Colorado’s minimum wage workers would have to work 94 hours per week to afford a modest two-bedroom apartment, according to a new report.
The COVID public health emergency created a spike in the adoption of a wide range of telehealth services, and Coloradans are continuing to access mental health care remotely, according to new analysis by the Center for Improving Value in Health Care.
In Colorado, Liza McConnell, Jack’s solar research farm manager with Sprout City Farms, observed that the lettuces grown with half the amount of water administered to a control plot were only a little smaller and significantly sweeter than their sun-exposed equivalents.
Here in Colorado, home prices decreased by 4.1 percent compared to last year, with a median selling price of $580,900.
Some 245 food pantries across Colorado are getting emergency funding to help meet a surge in demand after double-digit inflation and the end of pandemic-related food assistance.
A new program in Denver offering rebates for electric bikes has become so popular, you’d think the city was giving away free Broncos tickets.
Air pollution from oil and gas production contributes to thousands of premature deaths and childhood asthma cases each year, according to new research.
Business applications in the West tied for the highest growth, with 104,123 new applications, a 2.9% increase from the previous month.
Colorado’s adult education system just got a huge boost through enactment of Senate Bill 23-7, signed by Gov. Jared Polis on June 2.
One in five teens in the U.S. will experience a mental health challenge before they turn 18, but 64% of them won’t seek help.
While our mission is so much more than just the bottom line, the reality is, the bottom line does matter.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is investing $161 million to restore public lands in Colorado and 10 other western states.