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Category: News/Politics
READY, FIRE, AIM: Let’s Not Do That Toilet Paper Thing Again
Obviously, we’re going to need to start hoarding again, with these new tariffs falling into place…
Coloradans Will Need to Pass Safety Training Course to Buy Most Semiautomatic Guns
The signed bill reflects a compromise between sponsors and Polis. The original version would have banned detachable magazines outright…
Can State Climate Laws Withstand Trump Administration Attacks?
An executive order President Donald Trump signed Tuesday to block state-level renewable-energy initiatives set off alarm bells…
Some Measles Programs on Hold Following Federal Cuts
As of this week, cases were nearing 650 in 22 states, on track to reach a 34-year high…
OPINION: Denver Legislators Vote to Sue the State Government Over TABOR
“Seventy percent of Coloradans support our Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights and want to keep our legislature’s spending in check…”
‘Great Colorado Payback’ Returning $8 Million in Missing Money
“Given today’s tight economy, we all could use some extra cash for groceries, gas, and other necessities…”
Deportation Threats Put Colorado Resort Workers On Edge
The Latino communities who make up significant proportions of year-round populations in Colorado’s mountain towns already experience heightened mental health concerns…
Nationwide ‘Hands Off’ Protest Event Attracts 8,000 People in Denver
‘Hands Off!’ organizers held events in all 50 states Saturday, with several protests across Colorado…
Events for the Final Weekend at Wolf Creek Ski Area
Tomorrow, Saturday, April 5, the Wolf Creek Challenge race series returns with The Super-G. A true Super G from the top of Powder Puff to the bottom…
Colorado Senate Begins the Budget Debate, Facing $1.2 Billion Deficit
The state’s transportation department is poised to absorb a large share of the budget cuts…
Blue States Sue Trump Administration Over $11 Billion in Canceled Health Funds
Phil Weiser, Colorado’s attorney general, announced that he is co-leading the lawsuit against the Department of Health and Human Services over the agencies funding cuts…
Colorado’s U.S. Senators Displaying a ‘Purple’ Voting Record?
In 2025, the Centennial State has the electorate of Illinois… but the Senate representation of Arizona…
New Guidance Published to Promote Resilient Communities
“Here in Colorado we know just how devastating major disasters can be for our communities, which is why we have taken important steps to prevent future disasters…”
Cities Lead Bans of Algorithmic Rent Hikes as States Lag Behind
Colorado’s House approved a similar bill this week, and it’s now headed to the Senate…
New Colorado Waiver Will Assist Children with Complex Health Needs
The new waiver will also streamline and simplify administration, improve coordination of care, and ensure consistent eligibility and benefits for families…
Appropriators in Congress Issue Warning to White House
The dispute has to do with how the White House is implementing the stopgap spending law that Congress approved earlier this month…
Trump Administration Thawing Frozen IRA Funding for Electric Co-ops?
But will Colorado’s electric cooperatives get all the money they were promised? The answer remains unclear…