Election day is Nov. 5, and voters across Colorado will be casting ballots that will decide the outcome of the presidential race, congressional contests, statewide ballot measures, legislative battles and a myriad of local issues.
How to register to vote, cast your ballot and more FAQs about Colorado’s 2024 election Read More »
Ballots addressed to registered voters began hitting the mailstream today in the 64 counties across Colorado.
Ballots began hitting mailstream today, Oct. 11; must be mailed to voters by Oct. 18 Read More »
After considering several options to reduce the business-personal-property tax burden, Colorado legislators appear interested in backing a plan that would nix a rarely used tax break and create a new benefit focused on smaller companies.
Legislators have a business tax-break plan — and opposition to it Read More »
If you slept in Friday, you may have reason for anxiety.
The wide divide between oil and gas development and environmental protection was on full display as a conservation organization representative debated one from the Colorado Oil and Gas Association.
Oil & gas debate unveils tension between industry, environmental protection interests Read More »
Friday will be a busy day in Colorado politics as former President Donald Trump is set to visit the state and hold a campaign rally in Aurora in the early afternoon.
Gov. Polis, leading Democrat lawmakers plan to grandstand Trump’s MAGA rally Read More »
Driven by a surge in school threats and safety concerns, Safe2Tell saw an “unprecedented” 74% increase in reports in September compared to last year, according to the Colorado Attorney General’s office.
Reports of school threats, safety concerns surge in Colorado Read More »
More than 30 of Colorado’s 178 school districts are asking voters to approve a local tax measure in this November’s election.
It might be said former President Donald J. Trump, is proving to be “high energy”, as he sometimes will describe a go-getter on the campaign trail.
Three western Colorado communities hope to raise new dollars for child care through taxes paid by out-of-town visitors who stay in hotels or short-term rental housing.
In search of new child care money, more Colorado communities look to hotel guests Read More »
