Two groups accused the Colorado Bureau of Investigation of skirting a federally required oversight process to investigate misconduct in its forensics lab, adding to mounting allegations of wrongdoing at the embattled agency.
Colorado Springs residents appear to have rejected a ballot question that sought to more permanently ban recreational marijuana sales in the city, according to updated election results from the El Paso County Clerk and Recorder Thursday night.
The upcoming legislative session will see a mix of new and familiar faces, including a number of House members who will be moving to the Senate. With nearly two dozen brand-new legislators set to begin their terms in January, here’s a look at the newly-elected officials who will be shaping the state’s policies in 2025.
Meet the new (and not so new) faces of the 2025 legislative session Read More »
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which President-elect Trump put Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy in charge of, announced on Thursday that it is opening up hiring to interested candidates.
Musk and Ramaswamy’s DOGE opens hiring on X Read More »
Englewood residents have noticed a trend of vacant commercial properties, leading to more emergency calls and fewer storefronts.
Englewood has a building vacancy problem some on City Council say is ‘tax haven’ Read More »
The institutions that make elections less free and fair, from the corporate press to corrupt election offices, are weakened but not reformed.
Trump proved rigged elections are winnable, and now they must be un-rigged Read More »
Dozens of investment advisors warned America’s biggest corporations Friday that their diversity programs will be a liability under the incoming Trump administration.
Bri Luna said her daughter started kindergarten with the nickname “Little Miss Sunshine” and by middle school was on antidepressants because of her reading struggles.
Yet again the voters of Colorado pummeled Donald Trump at the ballot box. He lost here by an audacious 12%.
Caldara: Polis, Dems prefer Trump win Colorado’s electoral votes Read More »
Colorado’s second-highest court ruled on Thursday that electric scooter companies cannot be held liable simply for making scooters available to users who, in turn, cause injuries to others.
