Politics & Government

The project would extend into 2028.

The short version: shape up.

What should the Dems do in ’22?

More than half the deaths are from accidental causes.

Henry Cruz Moreno needed a pardon to have a shot at gaining legal status.

Colorado politics were turbulent as ever in 2021 with issues related to election fraud, criminal justice and redistricting making Westword’s biggest stories list.

The Board of Adjustments will have the final say.

The five have avoided deportation by taking sanctuary in churches.

Recent sightings suggest the breed is making a comeback.

This state rates low for renter satisfaction.

Help could be at hand.

Food deserts in Denver want supermarkets.

There’s no holiday cheer between the auditor and council leadership.

Don Mares is just the latest to go.

But they’re disagreeing over how to approach decriminalization.

This is the first update since 2010.

Teller County Sheriff Jason Mikesell wants to continue working with ICE.

Boebert hitches her empty wagon to Trump’s falling star.

Epps helped end cash bail for minor offenses.

The city still needs money from the feds.

Boebert is dubbed a law-breaking conspiracy theorist.

How’s the city doing? It’s complicated.