Affordability
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Here’s how to apply to get help paying your heating bills in Colorado
Colorado’s Low-Income Energy Assistance Program opens Nov. 1 to help residents cover heating bills this winter.
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Colorado’s final ballot: 8 more measures voters will decide Nov. 3
Out-of-state money is backing several of Colorado’s newest ballot measures. Here’s what all eight would do, and who’s behind them.
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Coloradans are losing Medicaid. Here’s how Gabe Evans voted on health care
As thousands of Coloradans lose Medicaid under a law Rep. Gabe Evans backed, he also voted against restoring federal help that lowered marketplace insurance costs.
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Coloradans to face higher health insurance prices in 2027
The cost of health insurance is going up again in Colorado but a report due by year’s end on launching statewide ‘Medicare for All’ coverage could offer price relief down the road.
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Here’s when summer farmers market season ends in Northern Colorado
Summer farmers markets are beginning to wind down across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado, with several set to end their season in the coming weeks.
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What $1300 rent gets you in Greeley right now
Rent in Greeley sits below the state average, with plenty to do between the downtown scene, The University of Northern Colorado, Poudre River Trail, and more.
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Gabe Evans supports Trump’s war with Iran. Coloradans are paying the price
Rep. Gabe Evans said lower gas prices would come once the war with Iran wrapped up. Five months later, prices are still well above prewar levels, diesel has hit a record high, and the war hasn’t ended.
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Data: Housing in Colorado out of reach for low-income workers
Residents need to make $36.44 an hour to rent a fair market rate apartment without spending more than 30% of their income on housing in Colorado.
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The real math behind CO-8’s Medicaid ad war
Two outside groups are spending big in CO-8 over the same 2025 law—one calling it the largest rural health investment in history, the other warning of a 195% premium spike. We checked both claims against the state’s own numbers and found two Greeley and Brighton hospitals—and hundreds of thousands of Coloradans—caught in the middle.
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Rep. Gabe Evans promised striking workers solidarity. He took a check instead
Records show Rep. Gabe Evans took more than $20,000 from JBS and its lobbyists as his Greeley constituents struck the company’s meatpacking plant for three weeks — and said nothing.
