Despite numerous challenges, people living at the 3-Mile Mobile Home Park are forging ahead with purchasing the park themselves.

Inflation, increased cost of living, and the expiration of federal COVID-19 pandemic benefits are putting more students at risk of hunger and inadequate nutrition.

The school-to-prison pipeline, as it’s known, is more likely to impact students of color and those with disabilities.

A community fights to keep its birthing center open.

A group in southwest Colorado is working to provide inclusive bicycle-themed activities for members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Offices of neighborhood safety have been established across the U.S. to house community-based violence prevention and mental health programs outside of the criminal justice system.

The former head of the Telluride Foundation is working to finance the construction of houses in Norwood, Ouray and Ridgway that are financially in reach for some area workers.

Five years in, a state program to assist low-income homeowners with radon mitigation costs is seeing increasing demand, and now has a waiting list.

A growing number of initiatives support a population of Coloradans who are especially prone to mental health challenges but unlikely to seek help.

Smaller communities across the state are beginning to see success with programs that have clinicians join law enforcement on mental and behavioral health-related calls.