Politics & Government

The Denver Psilocybin Initiative made it onto the May 2019 ballot.

The sponsor of a controversial bill about comprehensive sex education talks about the measure and the search for money to fund it.

Two pods at the immigrant detention center in Aurora are under quarantine for a chicken pox outbreak, the second in three months.

Organizers behind the tiny home village were sent scrambling to find a new location after the city rejected their plan to move to the TAXI Campus. But they appear to have found a suitable site in Globeville.

The House Health and Insurance Committee approved a bill that would expand comprehensive sex education in Colorado.

A bill banning the criminal history question from private-sector job applications passed the State House Judiciary Committee.

A Donald Trump portrait whose absence stirred controversy is coming soon to the Colorado State Capitol.

The NPVC says that the rest of the country will decide which candidate will receive Colorado’s presidential electoral votes.

The Teller County Sheriff’s Office signed a contract with ICE that would allow some of its jailers to act as immigration enforcement agents.

A new report says politicians from either major political party had success in Colorado and other parts of the West if they supported access to public lands.

Cory Gardner’s voting record on President Donald Trump’s nominees makes it harder for him to make a case for his independence.

“These crocodile tears the senator from Texas is crying for first-responders are too hard for me to take.”

A new report about demanding that Congress protect the Affordable Care ACt arrives as Colorado’s governor launches an office to save people money on health care.

The numbers that opponents of supervised use sites have been throwing out there are all over the map.

Shah and his lawyers requested again and again that he be removed from the United States, but it still took over ten months to make his deportation happen.

Representative Lori Saine’s remarks about lynching on Martin Luther King Day are only the latest examples of her dopey and nasty brand of politics.

Cindy Kuikstra and Joelle Fairchild lost sons to overdoses. Now they’re pushing for an idea that keeps more people from dying.

Lutheran Family Services has been resettling refugees in Colorado since the mid-’70s. Now, the organization will have a refugee voice on its board.

Opponents of supervised use sites for drug users are holding protests and rallies before a statehouse bill is introduced. One group protested during the Martin Luther King Jr. Marade.

A Denver attorney involved in a shocking case is fighting a delay in a federal court case that was granted because of the partial U.S. government shutdown.

These twenty signs from the 2019 Denver Womxn’s March paint a picture of the protesting public: committed, passionate, clever…and just flat-out fed up.