First Lady Jill Biden will promote the White House’s Initiative on Women’s Health Research during a stop Saturday in Aurora, according to reports from multiple news outlets.
First Lady Jill Biden to visit Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora on Saturday Read More »
Four more cows have been killed this week by wolves in Grand County.
Colorado wolves kill 4 more cows in Grand County, increasing livestock losses Read More »
An attorney who worked on a recent U.S. Supreme Court case striking down a local government’s use of “substantial” impact fees in California says similar fees in Pitkin County, Colorado, also are unconstitutional.
Impact fee programs like one in Pitkin County unconstitutional, attorney says Read More »
A bill that would have quadrupled the property taxes on many homes offered as short-term rentals in Colorado was rejected late Tuesday in a Colorado Senate committee, marking at least the third time in recent years that such a proposal has failed at the Capitol.
The dance card is filling up in the 3rd District’s primary election to select the Western Slope’s Republican nominee to potentially become the next representative in Congress.
As he has every quarter this election cycle, Democrat Adam Frisch bowled over Colorado’s other congressional candidates in the campaign finance department in reports filed this week covering the first three months of the year.
Every conversation about the Colorado state legislature should begin with this preface: “And these are the people who say Donald Trump is a threat to democracy. …”
Caldara: Colorado legislature is the real threat to democracy Read More »
BURLINGTON — A handful of candidates vying to become Eastern Colorado’s next representative to Congress didn’t make one of the state’s bright, bright red counties a destination here Friday for the Kit Carson County Republican Party’s Lincoln Dinner.
In a major victory for taxpayers, a unanimous panel of the Colorado Court of Appeals agreed with the National Taxpayers Union Foundation’s Taxpayer Defense Center (NTUF) that an overnight doubling of the property taxes in a few Northern Colorado counties violated the Colorado Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights (TABOR).
Martinez: Court sends a reminder; tax hikes require voter consent Read More »
The leather-bound ledger smells of tobacco and dust, each page listing the names of people booked into the Jefferson County Jail more than 100 years ago.
Colorado locked up middle-aged women for “lunacy,” old jail ledger reveals Read More »
