They say a house divided cannot stand, yet a divided legislature seemed to serve Colorado's business community just fine by the time the gavel came down on the 2018 session.
They say a house divided cannot stand, yet a divided legislature seemed to serve Colorado's business community just fine by the time the gavel came down on the 2018 session.
Boulder's U.S. Rep. Jared Polis has continued to pump millions of dollars of his own money into his run for the Democratic nod for Colorado's next governor, according to the latest round of campaign finance reports.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper has begun the last round of statewide bill signings for his time in office.
The council might change how it holds executive sessions, though details weren't available because the group discussed the issue in an executive session Monday.
Colorado’s miners are feeling more warmth from Washington, but some say cleanup projects and mining-site development are still dragging on.
Williams has cleared the executive director of Democrats for Education Reform on a complaint accusing her of lobbying at the state Capitol without being registered.
Monday's ruling represents the second time in the last month that the court has rejected a constitutional challenge brought under TABOR.
Kelly Dore is a fierce policy advocate for children traumatized by trafficking, and a force to be reckoned with in Colorado politics.
The Colorado Springs City Council has doled out about $5.4 million to settle a string of cases, including racial and gender discrimination.
The issue drew concern from Colorado Springs Republican U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn, who fired off a letter to EPA boss Scott Pruitt demanding an explanation.