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May 31, 2026	18 years ago, Coloradans started having fewer babies. Now it’s a higher education problem.	Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Higher education institutions have been staring down a looming demographic reality that threatens not only their financial well-being but the nation’s workforce at large. The number of high school ...
May 1, 2026	Pomerance: The ‘housing crisis’ – what’s real and what’s not	Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Colorado’s “housing crisis” has been a rallying cry for more and more development over the last few years. But looking at the reality yields a much more nuanced picture. Steve Pomerance For the Cam...
Jan 26, 2026	Limit institutional buyers? It may not help Colorado’s housing market much, experts say.	Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... President Trump, in a push to boost housing affordability, issued an executive order last Tuesday that will make it much harder for institutions to purchase homes. “Homes are built for people, not ...
Nov 17, 2025	Affordability tops concerns for Colorado Latinos, but criticism mounts for immigration crackdown	Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Many members of Colorado’s Latino community fear they could be arrested by federal immigration authorities and have changed their daily lives to avoid it, a recent poll found — even as Latinos rema...
Oct 19, 2025	Denver study shows removing parking requirements results in more affordable housing being built (Opinion)	By Susan D. Daggett and Stefan Chavez-Norgaard Removing parking requirements for new buildings could help thousands of Coloradans who struggle to afford housing. There is a shortage of over 106,000 homes across Colorado, according to a rece...
Oct 8, 2025	Most Colorado cities make ‘good faith’ efforts to comply with housing laws, state says — but others risk losing funding	Most Colorado cities are at least working to comply with two of the state’s marquee housing reforms, according to a new list released Tuesday by the governor’s office that shows more than a dozen cities are still holding out. Those that don...
Aug 7, 2024	The Cosmic Stage: Africa Hosts the Astronomy Olympics	In a world where science often takes a backseat to spectacle, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) is flipping the script. The 32nd General Assembly, a grand gathering of the brightest minds in astronomy, is taking place in Cape Town,...
Aug 7, 2024	Commentary \| Guest opinion: Brian C. Keegan: Reject the old pathogen of population control	The landmark 1999 Supreme Court case Saenz v. Roe reaffirmed centuries of precedent that new residents of a state have a “right to be treated like other citizens of that State.” Even this rogue Roberts Court would struggle to invent a justi...
Mar 10, 2024	Colorado remains a leader for economic prosperity, but stubborn pockets of malaise persist	If Colorado’s economy were viewed as a drought map, the Front Range from the Wyoming border to Colorado Springs has abundant water and ranks high for prosperity, with Douglas County the equivalent of Blue Mesa Reservoir. Economic strength s...
Feb 5, 2023	Editorials Editorials \| Editorial: To keep Boulder thriving, we must accept the necessity for (reasonable) growth	There are few issues more divisive than growth in Boulder. Growth means more housing, more traffic, more people on the trails at Chautauqua — more everything. But, divisive or not, Boulder has been steadily growing for decades. Between 2010...
Feb 3, 2023	Commentary Commentary \| Guest opinion: Ailsa Wonnacott: After Mezzanine’s closure, Boulder must work to preserve assisted living communities	By Ailsa Wonnacott On January 4, 2023, Boulder’s Golden West informed residents and their families that the Mezzanine, the facility’s assisted living program which has provided residential services to seniors and people with disabilities si...
Aug 9, 2022	Commentary Commentary \| Guest opinion: Brian Keegan: Odd election years are temporal gerrymandering	“Uninformed.” “Evading scrutiny.” “Power-hungry.” “Carpetbaggers.” “Chutzpah.” This is how proposals to switch the City of Boulder’s elections to an even-year cycle have been described. As a data scientist and assistant professor at the Uni...
Sep 5, 2020	Denver could have a new area code in just a few years as metro region runs out of phone numbers	All those new residents in metro Denver have done more than create a housing shortage. The region is expected to run out of available phone numbers by the first half of 2023, which will require a fifth area code in Colorado. The North Ameri...
Mar 22, 2020	“How am I supposed to live?” Coronavirus leaves Colorado’s working class anxious and afraid	Beletech Woldemichael doesn’t have a plan. She works for the Sodexo food service company at Denver International Airport, cleaning tables, maintaining buffets, serving customers, for $14.55 an hour. It’s been quiet at the airport lately, an...

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Parsers VC has collected 15 articles mentioning demography.dola.colorado.gov, among them “18 years ago, Coloradans started having fewer babies. Now it’s a higher education problem.” (May 31, 2026) and “Pomerance: The ‘housing crisis’ – what’s real and what’s not” (May 1, 2026).

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