Denver City Council approved another excessive force lawsuit settlement on Tuesday, adding $2.5 million to bring the total paid for lawsuits and settlements to nearly $30 million since 2020.
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Construction inside Denver International Airport’s Jeppesen Terminal could soon be nearing its end. And while plenty of other renovation projects at the airport are now in their early stages, airport officials say those won’t have nearly the same impact as the Great Hall renovation.
When Lauren Boebert announced her decision to leave Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District and run for office in the 4th, I’ll admit, I was hesitant.
Garbo: How Lauren Boebert earned my vote and my respect Read More »
Wolf reintroduction could return to the Colorado ballot next year.
Another Republican measure, which could have made everyday life more affordable for Coloradans trying to get by, has been killed by House Democrats.
When it comes to gun legislation, liberals keep shooting themselves in the foot.
Duffy: Gun bill busts good guys; gives bad guys a pass Read More »
A bill making its way through the state legislature aims to make sure no one has to choose between staying with their pet, or having a roof over their head.
On Tuesday, the Denver City Council approved an ordinance limiting gas stations around the city to address the housing crisis.
New gas station construction will be limited by new Denver ordinance Read More »
Colorado parents and teachers would get 60 days’ notice about staff layoffs or enrollment changes if their child care centers are acquired by chains backed by private equity firms.
House bill would impact about 175 private equity-backed child care chains Read More »
Dave Donelson and Lee Lehmkuhl kicked off a series of Colorado Springs City Council forums Tuesday by discussing fire risk and fiery issues in District 1.
Donelson, Lehmkuhl face off in first candidate forum for Colorado Springs City Council Read More »
