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With new townhouses open and apartments coming online this autumn, the work commutes of hundreds of employees will drastically shorten. Listen to "Morning Edition" host Michael Lyle, Jr. discuss this story with Colorado Sun reporter Michael Booth and then read The Colorado Sun story at the link below.

Federal restrictions increasingly disqualify many agricultural workers from the affordable housing designed to serve them, leaving developments with vacant units and workers without homes.

Fort Morgan's first East African food pantry is helping ease food insecurity among the area's Somali immigrants.

Body-worn cameras have long been a staple of police reform efforts. Activists, civil rights groups, politicians and law enforcement value the…

COVID-19 is closing down meatpacking facilities across the country. At least 15 plants in nine states have either closed or reduced hours in response to…

Inside a small mobile home in rural Colorado, dark brown curtains are pulled tightly across the windows, locking out light from outside.A woman who we'll…

At a community center off Main Street in Fort Morgan, Colorado, 25-year-old Sitina sits near the window, fidgeting with her set of keys. Once this…

Chrisnel Akele's house in Fort Morgan, Colorado is undergoing minor renovations. His parents are in the process of converting the garage into a family…

For Fort Morgan Mini-Halal Market owner Abdiwahab Hade, business is just in his blood.His father owned a restaurant back in Somalia. Hade started working…

Martha Silerio is originally from Mexico, but she has lived in Fort Morgan for 30 years.Four months ago, she joined the Morgan Health Connectors."For me…