Politics & Government

Henry Cruz Moreno’s deportation is imminent, but his family hopes Governor Jared Polis will pardon his past convictions.

Congressman Jason Crow has introduced a bill that would prohibit all gun sales to out-of-state residents.

Less than 24 hours after I-301 passed, Decriminalize Denver is ready to get back to work.

“I think tripping is good personally. That’s my stance.”

Denver is the first city in the U.S. to decriminalize psilocybin.

The Wheelchair Sports Camp MC might have lost the mayoral race, but she says her campaign will live on through activism.

Voters overwhelmingly rejected a ballot initiative to overturn Denver’s urban camping ban.

Five Denver City Council races will be decided in a runoff election, too.

We may not know the results until the afternoon of May 8.

Diana Lee chose April 28, 2019, as the day she would die.

Tuesday, May 7, is election day in Denver!

“It fills our jails with people who do not need to be there, wasting taxpayer dollars.”

Dozens of young people demonstrated at the Capitol on Friday, part of a wave of Youth Climate Strike events happening all around the world.

A lawsuit filed in Denver District Court on Thursday alleges that the passage of House Bill 1177 was unconstitutional.

Congressman Joe Neguse is leading an effort to shield citizenship applicants from being penalized for working in a lawful cannabis industry.

Michael Bennet’s announcement comes less than a month after he revealed that he had prostate cancer.

New corporate filings shed light on Anadarko and Noble Energy’s efforts to stop Polis from becoming governor.

With less than four days to go before the legislature adjourns, Democrats are trying to get as much done as they possibly can, and Republicans are doing everything in their power to stop them.

The former U.S. ambassador and Littleton native gets personal about how his past informs his present.

In his re-election bid, Mayor Michael Hancock is running to lead a city government that’s much bigger than it was when he took it over eight years ago.

Araceli Velasquez, who has been living in sanctuary in a Denver church since August 2017, is working to reopen her asylum case.

Congressmen Jason Crow and Doug Lamborn are competing over who will get to host Space Command.