Politics & Government

“They’re rallying everybody around a bill that functionally doesn’t exist anymore,” says the bill’s sponsor, who’ll see opponents at the Capitol today.

The 2008 Colorado law doesn’t even have a timeline for the completion of necessary repairs; some lawmakers want to change that.

Over 100 of the complex’s residents – including several refugees from Afghanistan – have joined a union to fight for better conditions.

The CD3 candidate spoke to Westword about his former opponent, her claims about his fundraising efforts and how he plans to actually win this time.

“Though well-intentioned, this legislation would restrict the city’s ability to do this life-saving work for approximately four months of the year.”

The coffee shop on Santa Fe Drive has been accused of being a “hub” for neo-Nazis and Proud Boys members who have been allegedly hiding in plain sight as a Bible study group.

“I see Paul Lundeen every day, so maybe everyone should.”

“Once you start camping, you’re focusing on your day-to-day survival. What we want is for you to be focused on long-term strategies.”

Many focus on LGBTQ+ issues. And if race is involved…clutch your pearls!

“We need this because we’re still going to get cold snaps, we’re still going to get snow, and we still obviously don’t have enough room to house people.”

The former senator and self-described “farm boy” has a proven track record with Colorado voters and is shaping up to be one of the GOP favorites in CD4.

The Colorado congresswoman spoke to Westword after the debate about her performance against her Republican rivals.

“While we are limited in resources,” the city says, “we do ensure that all adult guests receive at least two meals a day as well as snacks, and that all children receive three meals daily.”

“The federal government has exclusive authority to regulate medications. If the Supreme Court decides that this medication can’t be provided, there’s nothing Colorado can do about it.”

The congresswoman representing CD3 and some of her rivals for Ken Buck’s seat offer a preview of tonight’s action.

“Keep the press out of this,” he asked cops. Here are seven other lawmakers whose drunk-driving arrests made the media.

“The next frontier of Colorado politics is local,” says Shad Murib. “When we compete, we win.”

“There’s going to be someone tonight that we’re just not going to have eyes on and we’re not going to be able to survey.”

“The Task Force has routinely identified that Colorado’s current definition of abuse and neglect is too broad and conflates several circumstances – such as poverty – with child abuse,”

“Gone are the days that the Republican Party was used as political cover for do-nothing politicians.”

Denver’s cold-weather shelters closed on Saturday after fifteen frigid days; activists hope the city can do more for homeless residents next time.

“The right to abortion is hereby recognized,” and “government shall not deny, impede or discriminate against the exercise of that right.”