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In Colorado and nationwide, small metro areas, dubbed micropolitan areas, have found that mixing outdoor recreation with business and manufacturing has led to prosperity post-pandemic.

From modular homes to affordable housing neighborhoods, mountain resort towns are getting creative to solve the housing crisis.

A law passed by the Colorado state legislature in 1981 currently bans local communities from enacting rent control measures, but there is mounting pressure to revisit the law and repeal it.

Mount Evans rises 9,000 feet above Denver. While some note its beauty when looking to the west, others can't see past the peak's name.

Proposition 122 asks voters if they want to allow for healing centers across the state where people will be able to go to use psychedelics in a supervised environment.

Now that school is back in session, a local nonprofit is preparing to launch a campaign warning parents and kids about the dangers of high-potency THC.

Buyer’s now have the power in Denver’s housing market as home prices are falling and homes are staying in the market for longer.

Whether it’s visitors just in town for a few days of vacation, or someone moving to Colorado for the first time – our state gets no shortage of love. But are we loving it to death?

Colorado's local businesses continue to navigate a number of economic issues, including record-high inflation, staffing shortages and lingering supply chain disruptions.

The Department of Education said it will cancel student loan debt for individuals who make less than $125,000 and married couples who make less than $250,000. Here's what it means for Coloradans.