An Aurora City Council meeting Monday night turned into a showdown between councilmembers, residents and people protesting the death of an unarmed Black man by police.
If the idea passes one more vote by Denver City Council, voters will have their say in the November 5 election.
“After we put on the first show and had a celebratory cake, I thought, ‘What kind of fool am I? I’m signing up to do this daily.'”
You have until June 25 to vote in the state primary.
“I don’t think I’m a good candidate, really.”
A six-story building with condos for income-restricted households is going up in a closed RTD parking lot at 29th and Welton.
“We see a path to policy, and we think a policy based on these initial results would be something beneficial to society.”
Starting in 2026, Colorado kids who use a social media platform for over an hour or at certain times will get pop-up warnings.
“Lately, we have seen many owners not taking the steps necessary for maintaining their properties.”
Nearby homeowners said the trailhead’s parking lot would threaten lives during wildfire season, while commissioners wanted more details on the overall plans.
Tyler Boebert has finally found a lawyer he can afford – or someone’s footing the bill.
Jayson Boebert had been accused of aggressive altercations by his son and ex-wife, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert.
“The volume around the issue had been turned up considerably, and the emotions.”
The funding is intended to provide more case management and behavioral health training.
“This stain on our party can not be left unchecked.”
Amarilis and Mariangy Delgado Gutierrez tied the knot at Sloan’s Lake on Sunday.
Online spaces have become the new schools of association. Unless democracy reigns there, it is in peril everywhere.
“I’m begging and pleading, don’t forget about Montbello.”
“I’m a person who believes your elected officials are your elected officials, whether or not you always agree with their positions.”
The Get Rich or Die Tryin’ rapper met up with the Colorado congresswoman and other politicians during a visit to Capitol Hill.
“Response times lag, and there aren’t enough officers to respond to crimes around the city. We need to do more to help our wonderful DPD boys in blue.”
The governor signed the bill at Red Rocks, and then tossed in a few Taylor Swift puns.
