Category: News/Politics

Mail ballots were the preferred voting method, with more than 95% of Colorado voters casting a mail ballot…

So far, the caucus has 16 state representatives and six state senators, all Democrats…

The Senate bill garnered support more than the 60 senators from both political parties needed to move past a legislative filibuster… 

The latest edition of the Driver Handbook is now available in the myColorado app as an English audiobook as well as English and Spanish digital versions…

Budget proposal for the 2023-2024 fiscal year requests $46 billion in spending, including a $16.7 billion general fund request…

Two newcomers will join the Colorado State Board of Education and two incumbents will return…

If you or someone you know is searching for some extra self-care, some extra healing, and some healthy community this holiday season, PMAB is the place for you…

Colorado’s state Legislature is poised to have more women than men in 2023 for the first time in the state’s history…

Both eastbound and westbound motorists will encounter full stops and a lengthy delay of up to three hours…

To date, the Great Colorado Payback has reunited over $600 million to their rightful owners…

The Democratic challenger believes unaffiliated voters skew his way…

The 8th District race was by far Colorado’s most expensive congressional race in the 2022 election cycle…

The two Boards will be discussing and sharing documents related to a proposed extension of the Weber family mining and ranching lease…

“Investor housing purchases appear to have plateaued just under the record high levels we saw in the third quarter of 2021…”

“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…”

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…