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It’s the latest in a series of executive branch moves targeting the state.

President Donald Trump directed the Department of Justice to move marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, a major shift that could reshape Colorado’s cannabis industry, research access, and federal tax policy — without fully legalizing the drug.

“These projects did not align with President Trump’s ambitious America First agenda or were redundant,” a U.S. Department of Transportation spokesperson said in a statement

With food insecurity skyrocketing in Colorado, Congress is rolling back funding for SNAP, or food stamps. Two statewide ballot measures coming up in November would let the state step in to try to fill the gap.

People who came to Dolores on Wednesday night to see Third District Congressman Jeff Hurd had to make do with asking questions of the Montezuma County commissioners instead.

KSJD faces tough choices after federal cuts to public broadcasting. Read how we're adapting and how you can help sustain local media in the Four Corners.

NPR and three Colorado public radio stations are suing the Trump administration over the president's executive order seeking to ban the use of federal money for NPR and PBS.

The Trump administration slashed funding for the national service agency and fired most of its staff. 32,000 people, mostly young adults, were forced to stop work immediately.

President Trump's executive order targeting CPB funding for NPR and PBS raises concerns for local public radio stations. Aspen Public Radio's Eleanor Bennett speaks with reporter Halle Zander on the potential impacts.

The Trump administration's executive order to halt CPB funding to NPR and PBS could affect public media stations nationwide. KGNU’s Jackie Sedley spoke with Rima Dael about the potential impact.