The mayors of Colorado’s three largest cities on Thursday urged Gov. Jared Polis and lawmakers to focus on housing, the economy, and public safety. They notably urged state policymakers to ensure that municipalities retain the flexibility to combat crime.
Dr. Anne Keke, president of the Aurora School Board, told Colorado Politics Tuesday that she intends to run for the House District 41 seat in Aurora left vacant by Democratic Rep. Iman Jodeh, who was chosen to represent Senate District 29 on Monday.
Aurora School Board president Anne Keke to seek vacated House District 41 seat Read More »
A Democratic vacancy committee for Senate District 31 chose Matthew Ball to represent the central Denver district after five rounds of voting Tuesday night.
In Round 5, Democrat Matthew Ball gets nod to represent Colorado’s Senate District 31 Read More »
A Democratic vacancy committee in Arapahoe County on Monday night chose Rep. Iman Jodeh of Aurora to succeed state Sen. Janet Buckner.
Rep. Iman Jodeh selected by Democrats to replace District 29 Sen. Janet Buckner Read More »
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser said his gubernatorial campaign raised more than $155,000 a day after launching his campaign.
Phil Weiser’s campaign for Colorado governor off to hot start with $155k raised, he says Read More »
The US Fish and Wildlife Service is offering a reward for information regarding the killing of the male of the Copper Creek wolf pack.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service offers reward for information on Colorado wolf’s death Read More »
It’s been a busy year for Denver City Council, and as Denverites prepare to ring in the new year, the city will be ringing in a few new ordinances that will take effect in 2025.
Tobacco, wages and parking among Denver ordinances to look for in 2025 Read More »
While it has been over nine months since Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill exempting the General Assembly from much of the state’s open meetings law, the angst over the lack of transparency resulting from the law is far from having cooled.
Colorado’s open meetings law under fire as lawmakers defend it during required meeting Read More »
Bollards — waist-high white plastic poles that line the new bike lanes popping up in downtown Denver and in several city neighborhoods — are headed for streets further from the urban core.
Denver’s Crestmoor residents hit panic button as a bollard bikeway heads their way Read More »
A follow-up audit has revealed ongoing misuse of taxpayer funds within Denver’s Technology Services department, stemming from inadequate policies and poor administration of its employee purchase card program.
Audit finds ongoing misuse of taxpayer funds in Denver’s Technology Services department Read More »
