After more than 20 years of court battles over the proposed development, the Village at Wolf Creek appeared to be dead in the water. Or rather, dead in the wilderness…
Category: News/Politics
Colorado Lawmakers Consider Landmark Artificial Intelligence Regulations
“Legislating in an area where technology evolves daily is inherently challenging and fraught with unintended consequences…”
Mandatory Reporting Laws Meant To Protect Children Get Another Look
“Our biggest looming fear is, ‘Are you going to take our children away?’” said Lovelace, who is an advocate for the Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition…
US House Speaker Mike Johnson Confronts Anti-War Protesters at Columbia University
“The House has been investigating a number of these campuses,” Johnson said. “There is a nexus to federal funding…”
Dozens of High-Stakes Initiatives Headed for Colorado’s 2024 Ballot, Part Two
In an echo of past Colorado elections, the stage is set once again this year for a ballot clash between the oil and gas industry and environmental advocates…
Dozens of High-Stakes Initiatives Headed for Colorado’s 2024 Ballot, Part One
Questions over a new state election system, abortion, tax rates and anti-trans rules advance…
Colorado Childhood Sex Abuse Measure Fails in Senate
Republicans expressed concerns about the constitutionality of a future law that would enable survivors to bring retroactive claims…
Colorado, 24 Other States Addressing Airline Consumer Complaints
““This partnership is new, but really it has roots in the responsibilities of the federal government to protect airline passengers that go back at least to the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938…”
Colorado Legislators Considering Competing Water Protection Legislation
With newly limited Clean Water Act regulations, states must step up if they want to restore protections…
Colorado Activists Circulating Abortion Protection Ballot Initiative
Coloradans for Protecting Reproductive Freedom campaign director Jessica Grennan says her campaign is on track to qualify for the November ballot…
Lawmaker Leaves Loaded Gun in Colorado Capitol Bathroom
“I want to be clear that I take full and complete accountability for the incident,” he wrote. “I take firearm safety very seriously…”
BIG PIVOTS: Colorado Goes Big on Solar, Part One
A huge year for Colorado solar in 2023. And it’s just a beginning…
Colorado Moms, Students Applaud the Passage of Critical Gun Safety Legislation
“Communities across Colorado continue to pay for the devastating toll of gun violence and we are thankful lawmakers like Senator Sullivan continue to take action…”
Colorado Democrats Shut Down Griswold Impeachment Attempt
The impeachment resolution centered on Griswold’s actions and speech around the high-profile U.S. Supreme Court case concerning Trump’s disqualification…
The Dark Matter of Colorado’s Gridlocked Housing Politics
Skyrocketing home values aren’t likely to ever be a problem that current property owners want “solved”…
Lauren Boebert Wins Delegate Vote at Colorado GOP Assembly
In the 3rd District assembly, State Board of Education member Stephen Varela and former state Rep. Ron Hanks both made the primary ballot…
‘Denver Basic Income Project’ Gets Six-Month Extension
This story by Lindsey Toomer appeared on Colorado Newsline on April 9, 2024. After rounding up enough funding for a six-month extension, staff at the READ MORE
U.S. Supreme Court Willing to Support ‘Comstock Act’? Part Two
In the late 19th century many physicians practiced what’s now referred to as humoral medicine, in which they believed the body contained four humors or fluids that needed to be kept in balance…