A 2021 law intended to improve accessibility to government documents for individuals with hearing and vision impairments has had unintended consequences — it prompted some agencies to completely remove public records from websites altogether in order to avoid non-compliance with the legislation.
New law on accessibility leads to removal of public records from websites Read More »
A recently released report issued in support of Colorado Ballot Initiative 157 shows a correlation between police departments that suffer under-staffing issues and higher crime rates.
Colorado’s police officer shortage linked to higher crime rates Read More »
Castle Rock’s Town Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a motion to lay the groundwork to sue Colorado’s most populous city over its immigration policies.
Castle Rock exploring legal action over Denver’s ‘failed’ immigrant policy Read More »
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert and Trisha Calverese on Tuesday clashed over housing, inflation and government spending in their only debate so far in the race for Colorado’s 4th Congressional District.
Life, death, crime and taxes will be on ballots for voters to decide this fall.
What’s on the ballot? In 41 states voters will be asked to decide issues of significance Read More »
Secretary of State also approves Peace Officer Training and Support Fund for November ballot.
Colorado voters to decide on ranked-choice voting system, all-candidate primaries Read More »
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will remain on Colorado’s general election ballot after he suspended his campaign and endorsed Republican nominee Donald Trump, Kennedy’s campaign told Colorado election officials Tuesday.
County assessors from around the state offered their insights into the compromise legislation that lawmakers approved at the conclusion of a special session on Thursday.
County assessors in Colorado offer mixed views on property tax compromise Read More »
One of the two Colorado Republicans who lay claim to the title of state GOP chairman sued the other on Wednesday, escalating a battle for control of the party just weeks before ballots start going out to voters.
A proposal for the three-day special session that starts on Aug. 26 would ask voters for a constitutional change to block any further statewide ballot measures that would limit property tax revenue.
