According to a December 2024 Department of Energy report, Coloradans could pay as much as 31% more for their natural gas by 2050 if the federal government allows liquified natural gas exports from the U.S. to places like Asia and Europe to increase.
Natural gas export rule changes may increase domestic gas prices in Colorado Read More »
Painting a city gripped by worries over deportations, high cost of living and economic struggles, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston on Wednesday unveiled his goals for the year, saying he will focus on resolving familiar challenges — housing, homelessness and safety.
Housing, homelessness, public safety among Denver mayor’s 2025 priorities Read More »
Anti-narcotics agents have arrested a man suspected of being a member of the Venezuelan gang operating in metro Denver.
DEA arrests another alleged Tren de Aragua member in Denver Read More »
Aurora city councilmembers passed an ordinance Monday night that gets rid of the requirement to provide shelter options and a 72-hour notice before abating homeless encampments.
Aurora to get rid of shelter, notice requirements for homeless camp abatements Read More »
The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform investigating so-called “sanctuary” jurisdictions across the nation has called for Denver Mayor Mike Johnston to testify in Washington, D.C.
Federal committee calls for Denver mayor to testify on city’s sanctuary policies Read More »
President Donald Trump on Friday said he is considering “getting rid of” the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Trump suggests getting rid of FEMA. What might it mean for Colorado? Read More »
The Colorado Attorney General’s Office, along with 14 other states, helped secure a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family over its role in fueling the ongoing opioid crisis.
Colorado, 13 other states, reach $7.4 billion settlement over opioid crisis Read More »
Denver has outlined its immigration response as President Donald Trump prepares to enact major policy changes, saying it will cooperate when it comes to criminal elements but will fight the White House in court over potential raids at churches and schools.
Denver will take Trump administration to court over raids at churches, schools Read More »
Colorado’s most populous city faces the risk of losing hundreds of millions of federal dollars under a slew of directives that President Donald Trump issued as part of his campaign to crack down on illegal immigration, a crisis that has spilled over from the border into America’s interior cities.
A top Denver school official has reiterated a district policy that does not permit U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials on campus as the Trump administration prepares to crackdown on illegal immigration.
ICE officials not allowed on Denver school campuses, superintendent says Read More »
