Category: News/Politics

“While the latest data is encouraging, we know that the pandemic has deepened wealth and income inequalities in our state…”

“CDOT’s maintenance teams have made great progress in recovery operations, allowing our engineers to make similar strides in developing a plan to reopen I-70…”

The investigation could result in the decertification of Mesa County’s voting system…

“We’re going to do things to reduce climate emissions, but we’re going to spend more in ways that we know increase them,” Osborne said…

“We will make public the results and recommendations of the investigations, including steps to ensure accountability, fairness and transparency…”

DMV Appointment Online Check-in aims to do away with physical lines, gives Coloradans greater flexibility…

“I’m thrilled our bipartisan amendment to formally authorize the Joint Chiefs program will be included in this infrastructure bill….”

“We are hopeful that it is what will help… six million families to be secure in housing, where those children will be able to start school in the next few weeks…”

The Joint Colorado Independent Redistricting Commissions will hold public hearings in Durango, Trinidad, Alamosa, Centennial, and Golden this week on the preliminary maps…

Emerge Colorado is the state’s premier candidate training program and the most successful in the state…

“People are trying hard to figure this out, it’s just… it’s really hard to do with the federal rules. They don’t make it easy and it takes time…”

The state’s official celebration of Colorado’s 145th birthday takes place at downtown Denver’s beautiful History Colorado Center…

A new legislative task force will be the third state-appointed group in a year to tackle affordable housing and homelessness…

“The Division remains committed to meaningfully reducing emissions, and believes a voluntary program can build a foundation for the future success…”

“If you think Big Tech is bad now, just wait until Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google are working in collusion with Big Government….”

By February, Republican lawmakers in Iowa, Georgia, and Arkansas have filed bills to block the use of The 1619 Project and critical race theory in the classroom…

“Do people on the Western Slope know that while they are put on water restrictions, a corporation is paying to have their water sent across the divide for millions of dollars in bottled water profits?…”

Ortiz led efforts to incorporate some federal protections for people with disabilities into state law, making it easier for them to sue the government for discrimination…