“It’s clear why premiums are skyrocketing and why Coloradans will be shocked when they go shopping for insurance this open enrollment…”
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One of the prohibited substances can cause cancer; new state law forced operators to identify chemicals…
Gov. Polis Seeking $10 Million at Federal SNAP Benefits are Delayed
“We have a role to play to fill the gap created by the closure of the federal government,” Polis told reporters during a Wednesday press conference…
Blue States Ask U.S. Supreme Court to Rule on National Guard Deployments
24 Democratic officials argued that restraining presidential power to mobilize National Guard troops was an essential constitutional safeguard…
Thousands Rally and March in Colorado at ‘No Kings’ Event
An overflow crowd spilled into Civic Center Park, and multiple streets surrounding the Capitol grounds were shut down as the event began just after noon…
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New Ownership of ‘Dominion’ Not Expected to Change Colorado Elections
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OPINION: ‘No Kings’ Protests Square Neatly with Colorado History
The preamble of the state constitution mostly mirrors the U.S. Constitution’s opening words, including its commitment to “secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity…”
ACLU Leads Lawsuit Against ‘Indiscriminate’ ICE Arrests in Colorado
Immigrant advocates and the American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado sued three Trump immigration officials over arrests of immigrants…
Sen. Bennet Says Health Care Compromise Ought to be Easy
For the sixth time, Republicans voted down a proposal from Democrats to fund the government and extend enhanced premium tax credits on Wednesday…
OPINION: Rural Lessons for Resisting Authoritarianism
This is the Ditch Principle: Your ditch neighbor may disagree with you about everything except keeping the water running…
Colorado Increases EV Trade-in Incentives As Federal Benefits Disappear
“Transportation is a leading source of emissions in Colorado, making widespread EV adoption essential to achieve our climate goals…”
Government Shutdown Continues with Talks at an Impasse
“That’s the problem with Obamacare. The subsidies are so much — billions and billions of dollars is being wasted…”
El Paso County GOP Must Re-do Legislator Selection Process
State law requires a minimum 10-day written notice ahead of a vacancy committee meeting…
Colorado National Parks to Remain Open — Precariously — During Federal Shutdown
“Past shutdowns in which gates remained open with limited staff have hurt our parks: iconic symbols cut down and vandalized, trash piled up, habitats destroyed…”
‘We’re Headed to a Shutdown’: White House Meeting Ends with No Deal as Deadline Nears
Schumer said he believed “for the first time the President heard our objections,” but “large differences” remained…
Colorado’s Rep. Boebert Among House Republicans Supporting Release of Epstein Files
The government’s investigation into Epstein’s sexual abuse has dogged and splintered House Republicans since July…
ELECTION 2025: Just Two Statewide Issues on November Ballots
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