As Cody Davis received the gavel as the new chair of the Mesa County board of commissioners, he reflected on its playful history. Like when Bobbie Daniel became chair, Davis helped bedazzle it to add a glittery flair in honor of her leadership.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife senior staff in Denver told the joint Senate and House Agriculture and Natural Resource Committee that their lack of transparency and secrecy is because of their local field staff having been threatened, followed and harassed as they perform the 2025 wolf reintroduction operations.
Senate Bill 3 is the latest attempt by Colorado Democrats to outlaw the manufacture, purchase and sale of certain semiautomatic firearms in the state.
Which guns would be banned by Colorado’s SB3 related to semiauto firearms? Read More »
Colorado’s second-highest court on Thursday decided a Weld County judge should have instructed jurors to consider whether a man accused of murder acted in self-defense, given that some evidence at the crime scene supported that theory.
President Donald J. Trump set the tone Monday for the next four years with eight simple words: “The Golden Age of America begins right now.”
‘America’s decline is over,’ Trump boasts as he opens 47th presidency Read More »
Rep. Scott Bottoms, rated as the second-most conservative member of the Colorado General Assembly, has indicated he will seek the Republican Party’s nomination for governor.
Rep. Scott Bottoms declares to church, ‘I am going to run for governor’ Read More »
Residents in Pitkin and Eagle counties have some new international neighbors, a press release from Colorado Parks and Wildlife reads.
In clandestine operation, 20 wolves have been released in Pitkin and Eagle County Read More »
With the 2025 session underway, Colorado Politics caught up with House Minority Leader Rose Pugliese on her priorities and expectations. The answers have been slightly edited.
Q&A: Affordability is big priority for House Republican Leader Rose Pugliese Read More »
Farm communities on the Eastern Plains, under the gun to deliver water to Kansas and Nebraska, are poised to permanently retire 17,000 acres of land, with the help of $30 million in state and federal funding.
Kansas looks on as farms retire thousands of acres in water-short Northeastern Colorado Read More »
