Politics & Government

Attorney Dan Caplis has returned to KHOW after six years away from the station, and he sees the new gig as potentially laying the groundwork for a foray into electoral politics.

The city says it has plenty of space in its overnight shelters. So why do so many homeless individuals continue sleeping outside?

In all the discussion over Proposition 112, climate change was rarely mentioned.

In May, Denver Police raided a household full of festival-goers and burners for drugs.

He’s betrayed them before, but opponents of the growing energy industry in Colorado think Polis might come around.

Eight of nine ballot measures in the City of Denver passed in the November 2018 election.

Victories in key races helped Democrats regain control of the Colorado state senate in the November 2018 election.

The Colorado Republican election night party was filled with disappointment.

The results of Colorado’s November 2018 election pleased Democrats, including governor-elect Jared Polis, but plenty of high-profile ballot measures failed.

There’s no rest for the weary Denver voter.

Where to vote (and drink) on Election Day.

In Colorado, Democrats and Republicans usually consider unaffiliated voters the electoral prize.

The gubernatorial proclamation suffered from “unfortunate” timing, according to Governor John Hickenlooper.

Procrastinators, we salute you.

The hard numbers behind one of Denver’s most controversial laws.

Homophobic bumper stickers attacking Jared Polis represent a new low for the Colorado governor’s race.

Denver City Councilmember Albus Brooks previews his bill for a Denver supervised-use, safe-injection site of the sort to which the Trump administration objects.

The Colorado ballot measure is only eleven words long, but it could have devastating effects.

Our wide-ranging interview with GOP Congressman Mike Coffman touches on hot-button issues.

Our wide-ranging conversation with the Democratic challenger in the closely-watched 6th District congressional race.

The encampment had been home to well over 100 individuals.

“It feels like they’re trying to get through as many permits as possible before the laws could change in a few weeks.”