Politics & Government

Former Colorado Congressman Tom Tancredo is on the board of We Build the Wall.

Daniel Hayes, a Golden landlord, is trying to get an initiative on the 2020 ballot that would cap housing growth at 1 percent in eleven counties across the front range.

One Denver musician launched a spoof campaign in late 2018.

Over a series of four emotionally tense hearings, Andy McNulty is defending camping ban charges against Jerry Burton, arguing that the camping ban is unconstitutional.

Congressman Jason Crow is pushing to enact a special visa for Syrian Kurds who fought against ISIS.

Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca is working to weaken the mayor in Denver’s strong mayor system.

The mayor’s been busy since July.

If approved by voters, the initiative would grant city council approval authority over mayoral appointments.

The mysterious case of the controversial right-wing newspaper available in the Capitol cafeteria.

Denver Homeless Out Loud activist Terese Howard was arrested while filming a homeless sweep.

State health officials are investigating what might be the first vaping-related death in Colorado.

Devereux, a Pennsylvania-based behavioral health non-profit, is seeking to open an unaccompanied migrant childrens’ shelter.

“Seventy thousand dollars is a lot of money for a city of Thornton race.”

Included are multiple references to “South Park” episodes.

The city is considering a proposal to create licensing for common liquor consumption areas.

The controversial neo-con’s rhetoric was angry.

A look at where the Aurora mayoral candidates stand on the major issues.

Not everyone survived these unintentional shootings.

Charlie Kirk’s last CSU appearance sparked chaos.

Lisa Calderón is appealing the dismissal of her lawsuit against the Hancock administration.

The annual gathering is politically powerful.

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold and Attorney General Phil Weiser are asking the Supreme Court to rule on the 2016 faithless electors case and uphold a state law that requires electors to vote for the person who wins the popular vote in the state.