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Instead of battling over issues like housing and taxes, Weiser and Bennet, the two Democrats running to be Colorado’s next governor, have focused on contrasts around President Donald Trump
In June 1989, an FBI agent named Jon Lipsky visited Rocky Flats for what staff at the nuclear weapons plant thought was a briefing on ecoterrorism. That was a pretext. Lipsky, with dozens of FBI and EPA investigators at the ready, in fact…
Colorado’s mining history is central to the state’s identity. Here are some old mining locations to celebrate 150 years of state history.
Housing for people recovering from homelessness will take over the old hotel (and flapjack joint) space.
A decade ago, a Denver Health doctor noticed that a number of patients to the human rights clinic were survivors of female genital mutilation.
Every 10 years, the census determines which communities have the resources to thrive — and which are left struggling to meet growing needs. The numbers collected during the census shape how billions of federal dollars are distributed each…
The campaign for Colorado governor is seen by both candidates as close, and Michael Bennet just loaned his campaign a million bucks. Is an upset brewing?
WASHINGTON — U.S. senators from both political parties said Tuesday they had yet to see the text of the deal Trump administration officials struck over the weekend to end the war in Iran, though several indicated any final agreement will…
The city bought the downtown building in 2024, but the newspaper's parent company still owed rent.
The newspaper's lease was supposed to go through 2029, but it will now end June 30
A Colorado Senate committee convened on Tuesday and moved forward with a workplace harassment complaint it received.
The proposal comes in response to a Colorado Sun investigation that found PERA has paid its investment staff millions of dollars in performance bonuses in recent years.
The Anti-Defamation League says it's a clear violation of rights, and places blame on the school and district officials.
Public records will now show who lobbyists are working for and who they are meeting with.
A 25-year-old man was trying to fix a ceiling light at the time of the apparent accident.
As election officials across the country steel themselves for the midterm elections in less than five months, President Donald Trump’s executive order restricting voting by mail threatens to upend their preparations. The executive order…
People who carry out mass public shootings often display observable warning signs long before an attack, but those signals are frequently fragmented across friends, family members, coworkers and institutions, making them difficult to piece…
The Colorado Sun hosted a Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate forum on Saturday, June 13, 2026 at Colorado State University.