Hundreds of thousands of Coloradans make too much to receive government assistance but not enough to adequately feed themselves, according to a recent report.

Between 2019 and 2025, occupational, physical and speech therapy spending nearly doubled in Colorado.

WEShelter offers a reprieve from the cold for single men. But with 180 fewer beds in the city for unhoused people, it’s not enough for an increased homeless population.

The Cranes Landing development will combine housing and health care at one site.

As home maintenance, insurance and tax costs soar, people relying on Social Security payments struggle to afford the bills.

State programs like Rural Jump-Start help entrepreneurs create innovative systems to boost the economy and create new jobs.

The initiative saw enough success that it was recently extended, with more funding on the way.

A novel National Park Service program is hoping to address Mesa County’s high suicide rate.

Colorado's Family and Medical Leave Insurance program has distributed more than $1.1 billion to employees since getting underway in January 2024.

HomesFund, a Durango-based nonprofit, has helped 460 families and individuals buy homes over the past 14 years by becoming a co-investor in their properties.