The government’s investigation into Epstein’s sexual abuse has dogged and splintered House Republicans since July…
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ELECTION 2025: Just Two Statewide Issues on November Ballots
Three years ago, Colorado voters approved a ballot measure to create the school meals program, which provides free breakfast and lunch to all students…
New Report Ranks States on Climate-Related Health Risks
Researchers at Northeastern and Yale universities ranked states based on risks from extreme heat, flooding, poor air quality, natural hazard risks to health care facilities…
‘State of Democracy’ Takes Center Stage at Congressional Black Caucus Conference
Many sessions will discuss how the Trump administration continues to use executive orders to dismantle federal agencies…
Gov. Polis Appoints New Leader for Colorado National Guard
Governor Jared Polis on Monday announced the appointment of Maj. Gen. Robert Davis to lead Colorado’s National Guard…
Michael Bennet Campaigns on Housing Affordability
Bennet, a Democrat, wants to support first-time home buyers, preserve existing affordable housing units, reduce construction costs and reduce homelessness…
Colorado Officials Call on EPA to Embrace Sound Climate Science
In August, the EPA proposed a new rule to rescind the 2009 Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding and Vehicle Emission Rules…
Colorado Needs 100,000 More Housing Units to Meet Demand, Demographers Estimate
“The gap between household income and housing costs are greater now than ever before, a phenomenon that is disproportionately impacting low-income households in Colorado…”
‘League of Women Voters’ Forming in Archuleta County
As a nonpartisan grassroots organization, the local league’s mission is to support citizens of Archuleta County in election participation in our democracy…
Federal Government Headed for Shutdown; No Apparent Off-Ramp
The 2018-2019 shutdown started when President Donald Trump insisted on additional funding for a border wall…
Protesters Rally in DC Against $12 Billion in Education Cuts
This story by Shauneen Miranda appeared in Colorado Newsline on September 17, 2025. The lawmakers and demonstrators rebuked a congressional spending panel’s bill that calls READ MORE
BIG PIVOTS: Rising Tensions Over Lowering Aquifers
Colorado River rightfully gets attention. So should the groundwater depletion underway in the Republican and other basins…
ICE Detention Center Could Bring Jobs, Controversy to Southern Colorado Town
Huerfano County Correctional Center in Walsenburg has been eyed for possible immigrant detention facility…
Top Colorado House Republican Resigns, Citing ‘Toxic’ Policies
Minority Leader Rose Pugliese, the top Republican in the Colorado House of Representatives, announced her resignation from the Legislature on Monday…
Colorado Activists Protest Potential New ICE Detention Center Near Denver
1,200-bed prison, dormant since 2014, eyed for reopening as Trump expands mass deportation campaign…
Suspect in Evergreen School Shooting ‘Radicalized’ by Extremist Network?
Students and staff at the school “did their job, they did it well, and lives were saved yesterday because of the actions they took…”
BIG PIVOTS: What’s Next for Electrical Power in Pueblo? Part Three
La Plata Electric in Durango, now led by Chris Hansen, one of the architects of Colorado’s energy transition, left open the door for natural gas in its recent solicitation….
Federal Appeals Court to Hear ‘Respectful Speech’ Lawsuit
A district court judge dismissed case brought by two people who misgendered and deadnamed a transgender woman during testimony on 2024 legislation…
BIG PIVOTS: What’s Next for Electrical Power in Pueblo? Part Two
“Perhaps this (PUC) Commission is biased against Pueblo because it voted for President Trump twice…”