How is Colorado Springs growing but using less water? Hint: The lawns are changing.

Gia, a rescue dog, attended bill signings and news conferences, meetings with big-name politicians and members of the governor’s cabinet

West Metro Fire demonstration for Jeffco uses materials, landscaping to give homes better odds

As the city prepared for a hotter, drier future, residents replaced thirsty bluegrass with native plants and started getting creative to keep landscapes green

Nevada's lawsuit against the federal government is ramping up uncertainty in the drought-stressed Colorado River Basin.

Protecting long-term returns and financial success means investing in Coloradans to grow collective prosperity

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House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-Louisiana, speaks at a rally for state Rep. Gabe Evans in Thornton on Oct. 6, 2024. (Jesse Paul, The Colorado Sun) "…

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