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After failed negotiating and a passed deadline left thousands of patients out of network, CommonSpirit Health and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield reached a new deal on Friday.

With the May 28 primary runoff election setting the stage for the Nov. 5 general election – featuring Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and President Joe Biden – a high

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Business owners, customers and residents of Colorado Springs say theyre tired of homeless people infringing on their rights, as they encounter more illegal activity and inappropriate behavior.

El Paso County Commissioners approved additional funding on Monday to build water and sewage systems in Fabens and Clint neighborhoods that lack this basic...

The Weld County Commissioners unanimously voted on Monday to prevent county officials from using any of the government's funds for emergency migrant sheltering.

Colorado Springs City Council voted 7-2 to push the speed camera program forward to a final vote in three weeks.

Some Houston residents are set to start getting $500 a month in basic income for housing and groceries — if Texas Republicans don't shut it down.

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Depending on where you live in El Paso County, you might be going to the polls twice in May. On May 4, voters in San Elizario, in the Canutillo Independent School District, and in the Lower Valley Water District will all be going to the polls. Early voting in this […]

CU Boulder students are likely to support banning concealed carry, while a majority of UCCS students don’t support a ban. By Henry Larson