A Colorado tax credit for low-income families could be turned off for the next two tax years…
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Federal Measure Could Undermine State Rideshare Safety Laws
Colorado state Rep. Jenny Willford is calling on congressional leadership to strike an amendment in a major federal transportation bill…
Local Election Officials Face ‘Logistical Nightmare’ of Vote-by-Mail Executive Order
The executive order instructs the U.S. Postal Service to refuse to deliver ballots in states that don’t provide lists of voters or meet other requirements…
VIDEO: Democratic Candidates for Attorney General Critical of Griswold’s Absence
Dougherty said Griswold is not qualified to lead the attorney general’s office “in the fight for justice” against the “lawless” Trump administration…
Primary Election ‘Voters Guide’ by Colorado Newsline
The general election ballot in November will include races for one U.S. Senate seat, governor, attorney general, secretary of state…
OPINION: Federal Policies Put Public Lands Elk Habitat on the Chopping Block
“We don’t have a shortage of road access on public lands. We have a shortage of intact habitat…”
Billionaire-Backed Super PACs Shape Colorado Governor’s Race
This story by Chase Woodruff appeared on Colorado Newsline on June 10, 2026. As Colorado’s June 30 primary draws nearer, two strong campaign fundraising performances and a lopsided super PAC spending spree have turned the Democratic race for governor into a $20 million blockbuster. U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, whom a recent poll showed as the READ MORE
OPINION: Learning from Our Questionnaire for Primary Election Candidates
Only one candidate mentioned diplomatic relations with alien lifeforms, but the responses are packed with engaging information that will help Colorado voters make informed decisions…
GEO Group Sues Over New Colorado Law Requiring Detention Center Safety Inspections
Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed the law last week. It was one of the only immigration-related bills to make it through the legislative process this year…
Colorado Clerks to Mail Out Primary Ballots This Week
As of June 1, Colorado has just over 4 million active registered voters. Slightly more than 50% of those voters are unaffiliated…
Colorado Governor Declares Statewide Drought Emergency
Colorado Governor Jared Polis declared a statewide drought emergency on Thursday, June 4, in response to Colorado’s warmest winter on record…
CANDIDATE Q&A: Colorado Secretary of State
Coloradans will vote in primary elections June 30 to determine which candidates will represent their party in the general election in November…
Governor Polis Vetoes Bill to Allow Civil Suits Against Immigration Authorities
The narrow focus on civil immigration enforcement presents legal risks, Polis said in his veto letter…
OPINION: Colorado Can’t Thrive If Residents Can’t Afford Housing
The issues raised at the forum matter, because they speak directly to the pressures facing Colorado families and communities…
Colorado’s Three Republican Candidates for Governor Square Off in First Full Debate
“We need a healed state,” he said. “We need Coloradans to come together for a change, Lord, and stop all this political nonsense…”
Colorado Bills to Address Prison Overcrowding Signed into Law
Photo: The visitors parking lot of the Denver Reception and Diagnostic Center, a state prison within the Colorado Department of Corrections, taken on February 6, 2020. (Moe Clark/Colorado Newsline) This story by Lindsey Toomer appeared on Colorado Newsline on June 2, 2026. Colorado Governor Jared Polis on Monday signed a bill to strengthen a 2018 READ MORE
OPINION: Colorado Communities Cannot Thrive… Without Housing
Photo: Colorado U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, left, and Attorney General Phil Weiser answered questions in a forum organized by Coloradans for the Common Good at Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church last month. (Photo by Chase Woodruff/Colorado Newsline) This op-ed by Marissa Molina and Maria Judith Alvarez appeared on Colorado Newsline on June 2, 2026. Housing affordability READ MORE
Hazy Outlook as Feds Embrace Medical Marijuana
“Our business is still very much in wait-and-see mode,” Hunter said. “There are a lot of positive gains here, but really more than anything, a lot more confusion…”
Colorado Governor Candidates Pledge to Improve State’s Business Climate
Two Democrats and two Republicans pitched their campaigns for Colorado governor to a roomful of business leaders in Glendale on Wednesday…