Alexis Kenyon

Fort Garland in the San Luis Valley was built to protect and help early white settlers colonize the American West. Buffalo soldiers: reVision, an exhibit by History Colorado, seeks to reframe the story of Fort Garland to also include the stories of Native people, and the hundreds of formerly enslaved Black Buffalo soldiers who lived and served there in the late 1800s.

The proposed merger between the country’s two largest grocery chains drew a packed house in Denver on Wednesday. U.S. Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan joined Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser and members of the public for what was billed as 'a community listening session.'

A tiny home village for unhoused veterans in Boulder County welcomed its first four residents this summer. The project serves as an example of how cities can work with developers to create housing solutions and turn neighbors into allies.

In the aftermath of the Marshall Fire, an outpouring of donations flooded to victims who lost everything to the largest wildfire in Colorado history. The Community Foundation, a Boulder nonprofit, took up the reins for collecting these donations which amounted to about $43 million. It is more than many communities get after a natural disaster, but only about 2 percent of the Marshall Fire’s destruction.

The City of Boulder has until the end of this week to respond to a lawsuit filed against it by the ACLU of Colorado.The lawsuit alleges that the city's camping ban violates people's civil rights by ticketing them for sleeping outside with a blanket when they have nowhere else to go.

In 2021, Colorado voters approved the creation of a new office within the state’s Department of Public Health and Environment to tackle gun violence. They are partnering with the Colorado School of Public Health to create an information bank that tracks and studies gun violence across Colorado.

This year four out of five Americans are eligible for Affordable Care Act health coverage for $10 or less a month thanks to increased subsidies in this year’s Inflation Reduction Act. Open enrollment closes on Sunday, January 15.

Weather in the Arctic is getting so weird that researchers are changing the grading system.

State Ballot Proposition 121 asks Colorado voters if they would like to decrease the state income tax rate. Supporters say the cut will put money into people’s pockets. Opponents say the tax decrease is actually a tax increase for most Coloradans.They are asking voters to weigh in on another measure, Proposition GG which will add a table to all income tax-related ballot measures in an effort to clarify how taxpayers will affect different socioeconomic groups.

A new report from researchers at the University of Colorado shows that youth in Colorado’s child welfare system are receiving little to no education about contraception or safe sex until after they have become sexually active.