Politics & Government

Mike Coffman and the new Aurora City Council faced a tense public comment period in their first meeting.

One woman is still having concussion-related symptoms days later.

The real culprit, says Denver Public Works, was Mother Nature.

“It is time to give the gift of a livable planet to ourselves and the world.”

Bars, nightclubs and even journalists are looking at ways they can make money off legal sports betting in Denver.

Denver Public Library will be closed today, November 26, due to the inclement weather.

The East Colfax Neighborhood Association has put forth a proposal to diversify and better fund all registered neighborhood organizations in the city.

Winter storms are especially risky for people experiencing homelessness. The city ramps up outreach efforts to help people get into shelters, but some community members are trying to come up with options for those who are wary of entering shelter.

Craig Silverman put his Twitter feed on blast.

A Bailey family spokesperson sees Colorado Springs as “Death Valley.”

“Individuals want and deserve to know what is on or beneath their property.”

Jorge Zaldivar could have gone into sanctuary in a local church. Instead, he went to his ICE check in

Proponents of a ballot initiative that would ban facial recognition technology in Denver have started gathering signatures.

“We want to make sure we send a clarion call to all the residents…We need to be bolder.”

The Aurora mayoral race was extremely close and ended with Mike Coffman declaring himself the winner.

Governor Jared Polis says Colorado is limited in what it can do to protect DREAMers if the DACA program is rescinded.

Proponents met with members of the governor’s staff about the act.

Candi CdeBaca’s office pushed city officials to notify council member of planned homeless sweeps.

If the campaign for Initiative 76 reaches the signature threshold, the 2020 Colorado ballot would include a question about citizenship and voting.

Gazella Bensreiti was harassed for wearing a hijab.

“This is a very serious undertaking involving the Constitution of the United States.”

Denver City Council approved a plan that will allow for and regulate common liquor consumption areas.