Jenny Brundin

The state’s current funding model forces some families to choose between care and a paycheck, while low wages and strict staff-to-child ratios squeeze providers.

Parents who are first responders experience the unique stress of caring for Colorado while raising their kids.

CPR News reporter Jenny Brundin spends a 24-hour shift with a Colorado Springs firefighter, a nurse and their two young girls navigating the flimsy system of care.

Even as tuition soars, providers are left to figure out an equation that just doesn't add up.

‘Raising Colorado’ explores the state of child care in Colorado, how it got that way, and possible solutions to find a fix,

The cost of the bill would be funded by gifts and donations, and Polis has concerns about tying civil rights to money that may not come.

Officials say the district is violating Title IX by allowing trans students to use accommodations that align with their gender identity.

Data snapshot about how the state’s kids are doing shows some progress but also persisting racial disparities.

“Kids were actually talking again,” says one official as schools roll out new policies under a state law.

The Anti-Defamation League says it's a clear violation of rights, and places blame on the school and district officials.