These results are still unofficial. Statewide, we are still waiting for results from some counties, as of 3:30am Wednesday…
Category: News/Politics
Heidi Ganahl Concedes the Election, But Not the Battle
“I am a fighter. I’m not sure what my next chapter will be, but I promise I will never stop fighting for the American Dream…”
Colorado Election Turnout Lags Behind 2018
Barring a last-minute surge, the numbers put Colorado on track for its most significant turnout drop since the adoption of mail ballots in 2014…
Big Batteries Come to Colorado
Lithium-ion battery storage in Colorado is about to get very big. What other pieces of the emissions-free electrical jigsaw puzzle are needed?
Water District Seeking Applicants for Vacant Board Seat
The board unanimously voted to advertise the position in weekly newspaper for two weeks and then consider filling the position at its November meeting, this Thursday…
OPINION: Election Deniers Urge Voting ‘As Late as Possible’
Even before election deniers were pushing for late-in-the-day voting, they were pressuring supporters to vote in person on Election Day rather than by mail…
Former Employee Pursues Class Action Suit Against Archuleta County
A federal class action lawsuit has been filed against Archuleta County…
Colorado District Attorneys Reviewing ‘Compromised Election’ Affidavits
“This is an active investigation,” Howard Black, a spokesperson for the Fourth Judicial District attorney in El Paso County…
Abortions in Colorado Increase 33% Following Dobbs Decision
When comparing April of this year with August, the number of legal abortions performed nationally decreased by about 6%…
Grandparent-Headed Households Experiencing Food Insecurity at Twice the National Rate
The White House’s recent push for protections for food-insecure families is a major step forward, but the plan could do more to support ‘grandfamilies’…
Colorado School District Tax Requests Would Provide Pay Raises, Security, Building Upgrades
Construction, architecture, and other development companies that stand to benefit from the money often bankroll campaigns urging voters to pass the measures…
OPINION: False Information Not Helping the Thornton Water Project
Yesterday, the “Home Builders Association of Metro Denver” and the “Colorado Association of Home Builders” sent a comment letter to the Larimer County Commissioners…
Court Again Rejects Village at Wolf Creek Development Proposal
“The ruling once again confirms the failure by the Forest Service to appropriately follow the National Environmental Policy Act…”
Bennet Campaign Raises Double the Donations of O’Dea Campaign
One week out from Election Day, there are few signs that national Republican groups view Colorado’s race as competitive…
How Colorado Governor Candidates Differ on Education, Child Care
Listen to Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, and you’ll hear about great things happening in education. Listen to Heidi Ganahl, and she’ll paint a far grimmer picture…
Sixth Judicial District Announces District Court Vacancy
The current annual salary for this position is $183,816…
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW: An Attorney’s View of an Attorney’s Claims
Nothing in the Sales Tax Act (Act) precludes the County Commission from subsequently re-allocating the revenues to non-road purposes….
Colorado Secretary of State Candidates Debate ‘Election Threats’
Former Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder Pam Anderson, Griswold’s Republican challenger, has spoken out against members of her own party who have spread election conspiracy theories…
U.S. States Competing to Start ‘Hydrogen Hubs’
The U.S. Department of Energy is looking to dole out $7 billion from last year’s bipartisan infrastructure law that could fund up to 10 regional clean hydrogen hubs…