Category: News/Politics

“What Corey Barnes endured is just one example of unconstitutional racial profiling and humiliation that Black individuals face on a daily basis…”

Wayne Williams, former secretary of state, would be named new head of elections in Mesa County…

Before the pandemic, 11% of children in Colorado were living in poverty. A new report indicates that number is expected to grow…

“After a thorough process of examining our options and the impacts of these options, the LPEA board is excited to have a clear path forward on broadband…”

Colorado could receive $400M or more from pharmaceutical companies and consultants…

“There is little to no livestock feed available in the West, farmers are considering selling their livestock or land, and many species of wildlife are suffering…”

When Rick Williams started researching the history of his great-great grandfather in summer 2018, he stumbled upon a horrifying fact. Then he set out to change it…

13,212 evictions have been filed since January, with most filed in Arapahoe, Adams, El Paso, Jefferson and Denver counties…

“After experiencing mild symptoms, I tested positive for a breakthrough case of COVID-19,” Hickenlooper said in a written statement…

“What we build matters. It matters for safety, for our economy, for resiliency and for our ability to reduce air pollution and improve the quality of places where Coloradans across the state live…”

Peters last week refused to communicate with Griswold’s office, the secretary said, and instead Peters traveled to South Dakota…

You can participate in the planning process by sharing suggestions for how to make the project better, specific concerns, or information you may have…

The extraction of fossil fuels from our public lands accounts for about 25% of all US greenhouse gas emissions…

“The FCC will finally have to confront the immense suffering that has already been caused by the FCC’s and FDA’s unprecedented fecklessness…”

The preliminary state legislative maps, in particular, have drawn criticism from prominent Black and Latino Coloradans, who say that the proposed maps dilute the electoral power of people of color…

“This iconic canyon is a critical transportation corridor that connects Colorado from east to west. It’s vital for our economy and way of life…”

Fewer Colorado students took state tests in the spring of 2021, but results show those who did were less likely to meet expectations…