The fate of former President Donald Trump’s primary ballot access in Colorado got a boost Thursday from 46 Republican senators, including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), calling on the Supreme Court to keep him on the ballot.
McConnell joins 45 GOP senators backing Trump in Colorado ballot fight Read More »
The Senate voted to extend government funding into March on Thursday as lawmakers prepared to leave town in anticipation of another D.C. snowstorm.
Senate passes funding bill to stave off government shutdown Read More »
Douglas County, known for its affluent suburban communities, has taken a legal step this week to resolve the state’s property tax mess by suing the state board responsible for evaluating property assessments.
The House Budget Committee voted Thursday to advance landmark legislation that would create a fiscal committee to limit the growth of the national debt.
Bill to create fiscal committee to rein in $34 trillion national debt advances in House Read More »
In a stunning display of misplaced rhetoric, Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-Fla.) has taken aim at his Republican colleagues, challenging them to introduce a bill that would remove the Statue of Liberty.
House conservatives are urging Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) to make last-minute changes to a stopgap funding measure, seeking to attach Republicans’ border security bill to the final text.
House conservatives press Mike Johnson to attach border security to Senate funding bill Read More »
The World Economic Forum, which is meeting in Davos, Switzerland, this week, has released a report proposing a model for achieving sustainable agriculture worldwide.
WEF releases report on financing sustainable agriculture Read More »
A Democratic Adams County House District 31 vacancy committee will meet Thursday evening to choose a successor to Rep. Said Sharbini, D-Adams County.
Adams County Democrats to pick successor to former Rep. Said Sharbini Read More »
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston is heading to Washington, D.C., as the head of a coalition of mayors asking for help with the migrant crisis.
Colorado Democrat lawmakers have spent over $54,000 in taxpayer funds to defend their secret ballot system in court, only to be ordered by a judge to cease its use due to violations of the Open Meetings Law.
