The bill updating Colorado’s laws on public collegiate sports “name, image and likeness” (NIL) passed the House Education Committee Thursday, but not without significant opposition.
Military, Veterans, and POW/MIA Appreciation Day is an annual event at the state Capitol in early February. It is a day for lawmakers in both chambers to recognize the sacrifices of Colorado’s servicemen and women in combat.
Colorado honors Korean War veterans with resolution on Military Appreciation Day Read More »
Grocery workers at many King Soopers locations across the Front Range will begin striking on Thursday, the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 announced Monday morning.
Sen. Faith Winter, D-Westminster, publicly apologized in the state Senate on Friday over problems tied to alcohol abuse.
Sen. Faith Winter’s mea culpa to Senate related to past alcohol abuse Read More »
It took just over an hour and a half for the Colorado Republican Party’s state central committee to decide it wasn’t going to conduct any business on Thursday night.
Colorado GOP adjourns online meeting without considering controversial bylaws amendments Read More »
The Trump administration’s education department on Tuesday said it is investigating reports that Denver Public Schools converted a girls’ restroom at its flagship high school campus into an “all-gender” facility, calling it “discrimination” against female students.
By Ernest Luning | Colorado Politics After logging 77,000 miles on the odometer across two campaigns in one of the largest congressional districts in the country, Colorado Democrat Adam Frisch says he’s learned a few things that can help his party return to what he calls a better version of itself — and in the
Denver has moved to appeal a nearly $14 million judgment against the city, after jurors found police officers violated a group of plaintiffs’ constitutional rights in their response to 2020 protests.
Denver appeals $14M jury award in 2020 George Floyd protest case Read More »
State lawmakers from both parties are pledging to pass legislation aimed at saving Coloradans money — whether by eliminating fines they deem unnecessary or regulating practices they believe exploit working-class families.
Under the Dome, Democrats take aim at big business, Republicans at overregulation Read More »
A vacancy committee of Arapahoe County Democrats elected Jamie Jackson to serve as the state representative for House District 41, replacing Sen. Iman Jodeh, who left the position to serve in the Senate.
Arapahoe Co. Democrat Jamie Jackson wins House District 41 seat after vacancy election Read More »
