Category: News/Politics

Under the revisions to the tax credit, children as old as 17 now count as qualifying dependents…

The Archuleta Democratic Club will meet July 20 at the PLPOA Clubhouse 230 Port Avenue at 11:45am…

When an elephant goes into labor in the wild, its herd quickly surrounds her in a tight circle, standing ready to fight any threats that come her way…

“This has been a challenging year for our state and country. We’ve experienced pain and loss but through it all, Coloradans did their part…”

“Nature’s bank account is severely overdrawn due to climate change and unsustainable use… The solution is not to build a bigger bank, but to conserve water…”

This law represents an important step in the statewide effort to advance real second chances for millions of Coloradans…

“The truth is we’re playing catch-up,” Biden said. “This is an area that has been under-resourced, but that’s going to change…”

Laws passed this year include expansion to abortion access for sexual violence survivors, preventive health services, family planning…

Written public comments will remain open and available through the public hearing process and the consideration of final maps…

Abortion is already legal in Colorado, so much of the focus for lawmakers and advocates was to make reproductive health care services more accessible…

CHD is opposing the amended rule, which allows fixed wireless companies to contract with private property owners, including homeowners, to place point-to-point antennas on their property…

State lawmakers responded to the Boulder King Soopers massacre with a package of reforms designed to make it harder for certain people to obtain firearms…

If you’re behind on your rent in Colorado, you have 30 days — not 10 — to get caught up before your landlord can file an eviction…

“My agenda is transparent,” Richardson said. “The ACLU of Colorado will transform, in warp speed, to align with our stated values of being for the people and of the people…”

“We want to rebuild trust, and that’s really what the bill was about, was making sure we have guardrails in place so that trust can be rebuilt…”

“Colorado is a state with a long history of trusting local governments to do right by their communities’ unique needs…”