U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette, a Denver Democrat, said the “One Big, Bogus Bill” will lead to millions of people losing access to health care…
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Front Range Cities Sue Colorado Over Housing Policies
The 86-page lawsuit filed in Denver District Court Monday says Colorado courts have established that matters of land use and zoning are “core matters of local concern…”
Health Professionals Fighting to Prevent Medicaid Cuts
“There’s kind of a passion, or a fire, that this lit up in all of us,” Lord said. “We’re not going to give up easily….”
Colorado Governor Questions Use of National Guard for Immigration Enforcement
The Colorado Army National Guard and Colorado Air National Guard comprises about 5,500 people who serve part-time under the governor’s direction…
Town of Pagosa Springs Initiates a Strategic Planning Process
Vision 2050 will help Town staff and elected officials set yearly goals and make decisions that stay true to the big-picture vision…
COLORADO V CALIFORNIA: Two Approaches to AI Legislation
“The polling is very clear that people are really worried about artificial intelligence,” Le said…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Non-Coding DNA
During the 20th century, scientists tried to get a handle on the genetics question, mostly by studying fruit flies…
Supreme Court Appears Split in Trump’s ‘Birthright Citizenship’ Case
“Since the 14th Amendment, our country has never allowed American citizenship to vary based on the state in which someone resides…”
Archuleta County YouTube Channel Temporarily Unavailable
“We understand that many of our constituents rely on the County’s YouTube channel for access to public meeting recordings…”
18 Attorneys General File Lawsuit Challenging Executive Orders Limiting DEI Program Funding
“The Trump administration’s efforts to unwind the progress we have made towards advancing equal opportunity for all Americans is a government-sanctioned intimidation campaign…”
Colorado Congressman Gabe Evans Criticized for Vote to Cut Medicaid Funding
Evans didn’t speak at any point during the Energy and Commerce Committee’s lengthy hearing on the bill, which dragged on as Democrats introduced a series of unsuccessful amendments…
Businesses and Organizations Called to Shape Historic America 250 – Colorado 150 Celebration
Organizations across Colorado are encouraged to get involved by launching internal programs, initiating commemorative projects or hosting community events…
Archuleta County and Pagosa Springs Receive Housing Planning Grant
The Division awarded a total of $897,619 for 11 projects that support 23 local governments…
These Gun Bills Passed in the Colorado Legislature in 2025
People will need to be vetted by their county sheriff, take a safety class and pass a test to get a permit, which will be valid for five years…
Housing Policies Passed During Colorado’s 2025 Legislative Session
Bills to ban rent algorithms, spur condo construction await action by the Governor…
Congressional Battle Over NPR, Public Broadcasting Funding
Congress is expected to begin work on its dozen annual appropriations bills sometime this summer, which collectively total about $1.8 trillion…
Colorado’s Housing-Supply Politics Contradict the ‘Abundance’ Narrative
The YIMBY bill had a lot in common with other housing bills taken up by the General Assembly in the last few years…
Five Key Bills Passed by the Colorado Legislature
The 2025 regular lawmaking term in Colorado wrapped up Wednesday evening after 120 days of policy proposals…