Category: News/Politics

The Colorado Open Meetings Law, first passed in 1972, requires that most meetings of state and local governmental bodies are properly noticed and open to the public…

Do we align the rules with the river we actually have — or keep clinging to a past that no longer exists?

Crews are on site, and a bypass setup is being finalized. Additional backup equipment is also being brought in to strengthen system reliability…

“The President has repeatedly threatened to cut off federal funds to Colorado for purely political reasons…”

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has not received official notification…

The so-called jail backlog fluctuates as the Colorado Department of Corrections empties or fills available beds…

“Last year was the deadliest year at federal detention facilities in decades,” the lawmakers said in a joint statement…

“In a world where this legislation, this proof of citizenship requirement, were to take effect, it would disenfranchise millions of people…”

Republicans are aware that health care affordability is a problem and have put forth proposals…

“Being silent’s not an option anymore,” he said. “This is not the America or the humans we want to be…”

The national homicide rate could officially fall to its lowest level in more than a century…

Perla Ocampo, an 18-year-old college student, spoke up next. It wasn’t Ocampo’s first time speaking up that week…

Once the new system is fully implemented, Colorado residents can expect a streamlined experience…

“It’s actually a pretty historic meeting, and I don’t use those words lightly…”

As the third fastest-aging state in the nation, Colorado is experiencing a significant and rapid demographic shift…

“The state-sanctioned violence you see in Minnesota is not that far away. It’s figuratively and literally close to home…”