Colorado Republicans on Saturday rejected a bid to call off next year's primary election rather than let unaffiliated voters have a say in the party's nominations to the fall ballot. Continue Reading
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is kicking off his campaign for re-election Saturday with an appearance in Pueblo, followed by a series of events over the next five days that will take the Democrat up and down the Front Range and into the mountains. Continue Reading
The chief judge of the Third Judicial District exceeded her authority by appointing a magistrate to act as a district court judge without any legal basis for doing so, prompting the Court of Appeals to walk back the magistrate’s ruling. Continue Reading
Coloradans are hopeful of a strong economic recovery from the pandemic, but the cost of living in the meantime gives them a sinking feeling, according to a poll released this week by the Colorado Health Foundation. Continue Reading
Southwest Airlines did not violate civil rights laws when it fired an employee at Denver International Airport who had a learning disability, the federal appeals court based in Denver ruled on Thursday. Continue Reading
Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will be the draw at a high-dollar fundraiser in Colorado Springs next month for Republican U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn's re-election campaign, according to an invitation obtained by Colorado Politics. Continue Reading
Former state Rep. Joe Salazar, a key Colorado supporter of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders' presidential bids, told Colorado Politics on Thursday that he isn't going to seek the Democratic nomination in the state's new congressional district. Continue Reading
Gov. Jared Polis and longtime partner and First Gentleman Marlon Reis were married Wednesday in a traditional Jewish ceremony in Boulder. Continue Reading
Adams County Democrat Yadira Caraveo, the only Democrat so far running in Colorado's new congressional district, added more endorsements Wednesday from fellow state lawmakers, including one who had considered running for the seat. Continue Reading
There are now more students reading, writing and studying at the University of Colorado Boulder than there were prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the university announced Wednesday. Continue Reading
Following an announcement from Attorney General Phil Weiser that the Aurora Police Department has engaged in a pattern of racially-biased policing and other illegal practices, Rep. Leslie Herod touted legislation passed last year that enabled the probe that uncovered those findings. Continue Reading
University of Colorado law professor Violeta Chapin has been named the winner of his second annual Polly Baca Raíces Fuertes Community Service Award, U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse announced Wednesday, the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month. Continue Reading
"I don't take this endorsement lightly, and I am proud to fully support Eli Bremer for my former seat in the U.S. Senate." Continue Reading
The Denver-based think tank released its election guide Wednesday morning, analyzing three questions, among 13, that appear on the city and county of Denver ballot and two that will be voted on statewide: Continue Reading
If the state courts in Colorado do not modify the sentence of a man serving 108 years for crimes he committed as a juvenile, the federal appeals court based in Denver has ordered his release to comply with U.S. Supreme Court precedent. Continue Reading
Gov. Jared Polis rang in Hispanic Heritage Month, which began Wednesday, by noting what Latinos have contributed to the state and what his administration has contributed to the Latino population. Continue Reading
Calls to Safe2Tell, Colorado's anonymous school safety tip line for students jumped 36% in August compared to the same month in 2020, the agency said Tuesday. Continue Reading
More than 8,600 residents will get refunds from StubHub for events canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, under a settlement agreement the Colorado Attorney General's Office announced Tuesday. Continue Reading
Republican Heidi Ganahl will kick off her Colorado gubernatorial campaign with a seven-day state tour starting Tuesday in Monument, followed by additional stops through the day in major Front Range cities, her campaign said. Continue Reading
UPS announced Monday its plans to hire 2,455 seasonal workers to its metro Denver operations as part of a nationwide push to hire 100,000 to help with holiday deliveries. Continue Reading
Colorado seniors age 66 and older permanently have the ability to renew their driver’s licenses online, the Colorado Department of Revenue announced Monday. Continue Reading
Novitas Communications announced Monday that Jaime Gardner will be the Denver-based public affairs firm's business development and communications director. Continue Reading
Candice Bailey of Aurora is among a group of former incarcerated women of color who will be featured by the Boulder-based Motus Theater's latest production, "Boundless Truth," which premieres next Sunday. Continue Reading
The state Supreme Court is resuming its normal calendar of oral arguments and decisions this week, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit decided whether an "enraged" judge compromised the right to a fair trial. Continue Reading
President Joe Biden plans to discuss Colorado's renewable energy economy during an afternoon visit to the state Tuesday, sources familiar with the president's plans tell Colorado Politics. Continue Reading
Colorado politicians weighed in on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks Saturday morning. Continue Reading
Colorado’s largest teachers’ union the Colorado Education Association listed its 30-year home at 1500 Grant Street for sale. Continue Reading
A group of Colorado House Republicans have a message for Democratic President Joe Biden, who is expected to visit Denver on Tuesday. Continue Reading
University of Colorado Regent Heidi Ganahl let the cat out of the bag early by filing paperwork Friday afternoon to run for Colorado governor. Continue Reading
Records in Denver reached an all-time high for a second consecutive day and could get warmer throughout Friday. Continue Reading
Hundreds of Coloradans could get some debt relief under a settlement with the nation's largest subprime auto lender, Attorney General Phil Weiser said Friday. Continue Reading
Temperatures across Denver reached record levels on Thursday and not much is expected to change on Friday as temperatures close in on triple-digits. Continue Reading
This week on Colorado Politicking, legislative reporter Pat Poblete and political correspondent Ernest Luning discuss Reps. Joe Neguse, D-Lafayette, and Lauren Bobert, R-Silt, being drawn into the same legislative district and the latest from the campaign trail. Meanwhile, judicial reporter Michael Karlik previews three cases the state Supreme Court is set to take up when it returns next week. Continue Reading
The national 9-8-8 suicide hotline championed by former U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner has two Colorado congressman seeking to take it to texting, as well. Continue Reading
Two former Colorado district attorneys, a Republican and Democrat, are the new criminal justice fellows for the Common Sense Institute, the Denver-based think tank said Thursday afternoon. Continue Reading
Denver broke a record high temperature on Thursday afternoon by reaching 95 degrees — one year after a record low was set. Continue Reading
Real estate investment trust company KBS sold the distinctive black 31-story office building the Granite Tower on Friday for $203.5 million, according to Securities Exchange Commission documents. Continue Reading
UCHealth's Mobile Stroke Treatment Unit in Aurora and Colorado Springs contributed to a national study that found mobile stroke units save lives and improve patient care. Continue Reading
Madeline Zann has been named executive director of the Democratic Senate Campaign Fund. Continue Reading
The Economic Recovery and Relief Task Force, created by Senate Bill 291 and authorized by a resolution from the General Assembly’s leadership two weeks ago, is charged with developing recommendations on allocating Colorado's share of American Rescue Plan Act funds. Continue Reading
A decorated Army combat veteran who joined the GOP this spring, Aadland is one of four Republicans running for the nomination to take on Democratic U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, who is seeking a third term in next year's election. It's his first run for office. Continue Reading
A coalition of environmental groups is opposing the plan to move the razorback sucker in the Colorado River from endangered to threatened. Continue Reading
Lt. Gov. Dianne Primavera marked Colorado's progress in fighting deaths on the Capitol steps Wednesday to commemorate International Overdose Awareness Day. Continue Reading
Through the end of the year, there will be a total of 32 vacancies in most of the state's 22 judicial districts plus the statewide commission that screens applicants for the Court of Appeals and Colorado Supreme Court. Non-lawyers comprise a majority of each panel. Continue Reading
On the morning of Wednesday, September 8, Colorado is home to some of the worst air quality in the world. Continue Reading
Colorado has been one of the leading states in regulating methane emissions, providing a template for federal policy. Continue Reading
Denver Arts and Venues is offering small grants throughout September to fund jazz events held in the Five Points neighborhood. Continue Reading
U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse was on MSNBC's "All in with Chris Hayes" Tuesday to talk about the potential matchup with Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert. Continue Reading