Want to get state lawmakers’ attention? All you need is a few million dollars and an idea big enough to shake up Colorado’s policy landscape.
‘We only work for the people’: Dems at capitol cry foul on ballot-measure leverage act Read More »
It was as if Doug Bay’s wish had come true, the day the doves landed.
After several years of work to combat state legislation that would increase regulations and taxation on short-term rentals, owners are actively lobbying policymakers.
Colorado voters will decide in November whether to make a series of major changes to the state’s election system.
Colorado voters will decide whether they want to protect the right to school choice in the state constitution in November after a measure with that goal qualified for the ballot Friday.
Should Colorado’s constitution protect school choice? Voters will decide in November. Read More »
When Colorado lawmakers in March made the first major changes to the state’s open meetings law since the 1990s, top Democrats promised it wouldn’t reduce government transparency.
More Colorado students regularly showed up to class last school year following record rates of absences during the pandemic, but attendance rates were still higher before COVID, data released Thursday morning by the Colorado Department of Education shows.
Study: In Colorado public schools, 1 in 4 students misses at least 10% of school days Read More »
The Goltra fire burning in Jefferson County west of Golden “grew significantly” overnight to more than 200 acres after starting Tuesday afternoon. Clear Creek Canyon remains closed.
Clear Creek Canyon wildfire grows to 200 acres overnight west of Golden, closes U.S. 6 Read More »
Colorado is sealing more than 100,000 court records, the result of a new law that applies to nonviolent offenses and is intended to help people with criminal pasts pass background checks for jobs and housing.
In the last years of Jill Haffley’s teaching career, her lessons were increasingly punctuated by the buzz of a text message, sometimes even a “cacophony of noises” as students’ cellphones erupted with rings and dings.
