Early in-person voting and drop boxes are available statewide starting Monday, with only two weeks to go until election day Nov. 5.
Polling centers open across Colorado as election quickly approaches Read More »
Some enthusiastic voters may have to resist the urge to post a photo of their marked ballot this election season, as many states ban sharing ballot selfies.
When casting your vote, are ballot ‘selfies’ illegal in Colorado? Should you do it? Read More »
After three weeks of testimony in Denver District Court, a megamerger trial in Colorado is nearing its conclusion. There’s been a lot to take in during the sometimes 10-hour days and attorneys from the Colorado Attorney General’s Office, Kroger and Albertsons are scheduled to wrap up Thursday.
A look inside the numbers in Colorado’s antitrust Kroger-Albertsons merger trial Read More »
Sue Hanson, a Montrose County commissioner, knows something most people don’t know. She knows how many children in Colorado are in foster care, and that these children have not been the priority they should be.
This past Friday, a sizable crowd gathered at the Colorado State Capitol to voice their opposition to Proposition 127, which would ban the “trophy hunting” of mountain lions, bobcats and lynx.
Opponents to Prop. 127 rally at state capitol, asking voters to deny proposed ban Read More »
For 65 years, Bandimere Speedway provided a safe haven for adrenaline junkies chasing speed over a quarter mile.
Williams: Bandimere Speedway leaves behind many fond memories over a 65-year run Read More »
Noting that trial courts across the state are routinely denying tenants the ability to have a jury hear their eviction cases, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled on Monday that certain types of disputes do qualify for a jury trial after all.
Colorado justices, 4-2, rule tenants have right to a jury trial in eviction cases Read More »
Just days after announcing there would be TABOR refunds for Colorado residents in 2025, the state has announced how much money each Coloradan household can expect to receive.
TABOR refund amounts announced for 2025, based on income Read More »
Don’t be surprised when you open your Colorado general election ballot to find fourteen statewide measures, both constitutional and statutory changes. Add in as many as a dozen local measures (as is the case with the Denver ballot) and it may feel like you sat down to start a novel.
Want to know how to vote? Here’s a collection of ballot guides for 2024 election Read More »
Despite prevailing public and political wisdom that removing homeless encampments is necessary to reduce crime in an area, a new national study looking specifically at Denver’s crime rates after sweeps found the narrative was, in fact, mostly false.
Study finds homeless sweeps don’t reduce crime, may even increase violence Read More »
