Colorado school districts with four-day weeks have slightly lower student achievement on average than those with five-day weeks and see little improvement in teacher turnover after shifting from five to four days.
Report: Four-day week doesn’t increase student performance, staff retention Read More »
If opponents of embattled Colorado GOP Chairman Dave Williams fail to remove him from the party’s top post later this month, they may be unable to dislodge him for the rest of his term, which ends in March.
A Brighton couple is suing the state of Colorado, alleging that a law dealing with transgender identity violates parents’ constitutional rights and that their daughter, with the encouragement of a school district counselor, transitioned to a boy in secret.
A 21.7% dip in folks filing to start a business in Colorado during the second quarter was largely attributed to the end of a program more than a year ago that reduced filing fees to $1, according to the latest quarterly data from the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office.
Colorado legislators appear headed for another debate about lowering property taxes after an influential commission largely backed a compromise plan Monday to cut taxes further if backers of two wide-ranging initiatives removed the measures from the November ballot.
Viewed as a patriot by many on the right concerned with election security and integrity, former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters was convicted Monday on numerous counts related to a breakdown of her county’s election computer system in 2020.
Peters convicted on seven counts in election integrity trial Read More »
Scott Bright has an eye on reclaiming the Senate District 13 seat for Republicans in the Colorado Legislature.
People convicted of felonies who have served their entire sentences can vote in Colorado. So can people on probation and parole.
Fact check: Incarcerated felons can’t vote, but upon release they can Read More »
A proposed initiative that would have given concealed-carry rights to marijuana users won’t appear on the November ballot, according to the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office.
An effort to place two initiatives on the statewide ballot came up short, but leaders and volunteers of Protect Kids Colorado say they will continue the work toward successful 2026 signature campaigns.
