Diana DeGette on Blue Wave and How She Wants to Whip Congress Good
DeGette talks about the Democratic blue wave that swept over Colorado, as well as her bid for Majority Whip in the U.S. House.
DeGette talks about the Democratic blue wave that swept over Colorado, as well as her bid for Majority Whip in the U.S. House.
CDOT administrator suggests ways to raise more money for roads after the Election Day failure of two transportation ballot measures.
A Colorado woman has won a judgement against a Denver police officer eight years after he sexually assaulted her while on duty.
James Corden thinks the election of Jared Polis shows Colorado is becoming the “coolest floor in America’s dormitory.
Colorado’s pot industry didn’t waste many tears over the ousted AG.
It’s time to try something different when it comes to transportation funding in Colorado.
While we’re still sifting through the election results — some races have yet to be called — a theme is emerging that has deep implications for Colorado’s future.
Marijuana legalization has been linked to increased commercial real estate prices in certain warehouses districts in Denver, as well as land in southern Colorado.
The “blue wave” might not have materialized around the U.S., but it certainly did in Colorado.
Colorado politicians protested outside of the State Capitol, demanding Mueller be allowed to continue the election interference investigation.
The Late Late Show host James Corden is among the celebrities saluting the election of Colorado’s Jared Polis as the nation’s first openly gay governor.
Attorney Dan Caplis has returned to KHOW after six years away from the station, and he sees the new gig as potentially laying the groundwork for a foray into electoral politics.
The city says it has plenty of space in its overnight shelters. So why do so many homeless individuals continue sleeping outside?
The attorney for a man shot by Boulder police says prosecutors’ call for the case to be dismissed is an attempt to cover up an incident about which multiple officers committed perjury.
When you stop and smell the roses, you’re actually stopping for terpenes.
Check you later, Jeffy.
In all the discussion over Proposition 112, climate change was rarely mentioned.
KBPI has parted ways with afternoon-driver personality Colfax, but he hasn’t given up on making radio magic in the Mile High City.
Even if Denver’s becoming a buyer’s market, a real estate pro advises house hunters to wait until 2019.
In May, Denver Police raided a household full of festival-goers and burners for drugs.
You’re already narcing him out to me and the rest of the world. I wouldn’t want to get high with you, either.
Early avalanche season is in full swing, and an expert offers tips to stay safe during what can be an unexpectedly dangerous time of year.