Politics & Government

Colorado’s third biggest city is flirting with the idea of following in Denver, Pueblo and Colorado Springs’ footsteps with a “strong mayor” system.

The City of Boulder is teaming up with the University of Colorado Law School to help local immigrants better understand immigration law.

Denver’s new mayor gave his first big update on how he plans to shelter 1,000 more individuals by 2024.

For the second year in a row, the Children’s Museum of Denver held a U.S. citizenship event on July 20 for kids looking to become Americans through their parents.

In her amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act, the Colorado congresswoman suggested banning the purchase of “pornographic books.”

Jeffco residents say county officials haven’t kept the promises they’ve made in recent months to address widespread issues with STRs.

Speaking at a July 12 forum, Denver’s new mayor doubled down on commitments he made related to wage issues, affordable housing, school safety and more.

Six new Denver City Council members were also sworn in.

“It was always a highlight of the day,” Michael Hancock says. “Grab a hot dog and chat with her about what was going on.”

After many complaints, the 7575 Town Center Apartments in Denver’s Central Park removed the word “luxury” from its sign — but didn’t actually fix anything.

A political stalwart, Mark Ferrandino has been working in the Polis administration as executive director of Colorado’s Department of Revenue since 2020.

The demographics are very different today from what they were when Candi CdeBaca was elected in 2019.

These four Denverites joined together to buy a home.

Denver’s Chicano movement held rallies here…and was attacked by the police.

The controversial Denver Board of Education member is now going for the Colorado Legislature, but there are already contenders for the HD8 seat.

Even Marjorie Taylor Greene objected to her push to impeach President Joe Biden.

The city passed a camping ban in 2022.

One of Colorado’s top eviction law firms faces another class action lawsuit — this time regarding allegedly illegal attorney fees.

That’s the TICET: Join a committee to help Mike Johnston envision a more vibrant city.

Yadira Caraveo wants to make work exemptions for veterans, people experiencing homelessness and former foster youths who need SNAP benefits permanent.

Take heart, MAGA Peeps: He won the presidential straw poll at the Western Conservative Summit.

As gun owners ourselves, we applaud restricting guns that avoid background checks, arming criminals and the underage.