The two most prominent voices on the Democratic Party’s progressive left wing visited Colorado’s Front Range on Friday…
Category: News/Politics
Colorado Teachers, Students, Rally for Full School Funding
The Colorado Education Association, the state’s largest teachers union, organized a day of action that brought educators from around the state…
Governor Signs Colorado Legislation to Address Mental Health Care
“Health care coverage decisions should be made using the best evidence based recommendations of health care professionals, not on profit margins…”
Colorado Veterans Tell Senator They ‘Feel Like Trash’
Ryan Bevard worked at a hospital within the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs for eight years…
Colorado Lawmakers Back Off Plan to Regulate Tipped Minimum Wage
State lawmakers have backed off a plan that would have led to a steep pay cut for servers, bartenders and other tipped workers in certain Colorado cities…
Teller County Sheriff Announces Run for Colorado Governor in 2026
“I will sign laws brought to my desk that fix problems and will veto laws that impact on our freedoms or seek to take away local control and our rights…”
Advocates Brace for Trump Cuts to Education Department
“The idea that this is motivated by some genuine interest in making these agencies more efficient is a farce…”
Political Coalition in Colorado Plans ‘Transparency’ Ballot Measure Amid Concerns at the Capitol
“The public is begging for transparency and accountability. I don’t love getting CORA requests, but it holds me accountable. It keeps me on my toes…”
Tariff Threats Imperiling Colorado’s Economy, Says State Treasurer
“This is uncertainty that actually adds to the crisis we have in budget right now,” Young said….
Archuleta County Republican Women Will Meet Tomorrow, March 12
The guest speaker will be Kat McFadden, who will provide up-to-date information on the Cone Zone Care Committee…
Democratic Club to Hear About Invasive Plants, Today, March 10
The speaker will be Ethan Proud, Archuleta County Weed and Pest supervisor…
Millions of Americans Projected to Lose Medicaid Coverage
Estimates show nearly 400,000 Coloradans could be cut off from care…
Denver Mayor Defends ‘Sanctuary City’ Policy During Congressional Hearing
“We are each entitled to our own opinion about what should happen at the border, but that was not the question facing Denver…”
Property Tax, Rent, Heat Rebate Offers For Senior, Low-Income Residents
Those who apply by October 15, 2025, may also qualify for a TABOR refund of $177 for single filers and $354 for joint filing…
Reminding Seniors to Take Advantage of Property Tax Reduction
The deadline is March 15 in the year the taxpayer is applying…
Crowd protests DOGE layoffs at Boulder NOAA campus
More than a thousand people demonstrated Monday outside the Boulder offices in protest of President Donald Trump’s mass layoffs at the federal weather agency…
OPINION: Colorado Should Protect Residents with Insurance Reform
There has never been a more important time for states to act…
City of Durango to Consider Housing Inmates at Archuleta County Jail
“It was clear from the first conversation that the officials in Archuleta County wanted to work with the City of Durango…”
Highway 160 Reconstruction Due to Begin on St. Patrick’s Day
The public is invited to attend a project open house on the evening of Monday, March 3 to learn more about the planned work, project phasing and project schedule…