Hunger

The increased cost of living is exacerbating food insecurity issues brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

A groundbreaking study on Food Bank for Larimer County puts a price tag on addressing food insecurity.

For seven summers running, the Lunch Lizard program has served up mobile midday meals to children in Grand Junction, no questions asked.

When staffing shortages threatened a holiday meal tradition in Grand Junction-area schools, a group of students stepped up to save the day.

Access to nutritious, affordable food is now a struggle for more than one-third of Coloradans, a recent survey found.

Unparalleled demand for food assistance is exacerbating inequities in place long before the coronavirus arrived.

Coloradans employed at various grocery chains share their experiences serving the public in the midst of the global pandemic.

Officials and advocates are scrambling to make sure children in Colorado who rely on free and reduced-price meals can still access food despite prolonged school closures.

More than 80,000 Colorado households could lose food and nutrition assistance under proposed federal cuts.