Politics & Government

Colorado senator-elect Jessie Danielson talks about what her bruising election victory and her priorities now that her win helped put Democrats in the majority.

Despite plenty of evidence that texting while driving is dangerous and can be fatal, it’s still legal in Colorado to do so for those eighteen and older. But while efforts to make hands-free driving the law of the state have fallen short so far, advocates are already gearing up for another fight, and this time they’re determined to win.

Garcia is a is a seventh-generation Coloradan and a longtime community organizer.

River North Art District president Jamie Giellis talks about the launch of her campaign for Denver mayor and the top issues faced by the city.

Colorado’s governor has now been featured in two Jeopardy answers.

Women’s March Denver will kick off from Civic Center Park on January 19, 2019.

On Thanksgiving eve, a hundred people gathered at the steps of the Denver City & County Building, sharing a meal and also their thoughts about the city’s approach to those who are experiencing homelessness. Enough is enough, they agreed. Speaker after speaker — including several candidates for Denver City Council…

The photos shared by Representative Jared Polis prove that he’ll be the geekiest governor in Colorado history.

The mother of young man suffering from paranoid schizophrenia has found a guardian angel in an ambassador in a McDonald’s on the 16th Street Mall.

It sounded like a joke, but a company based in the United Kingdom applied for permits to drill by the former nuclear weapons plant.

Unaffiliated voters gave Colorado Republicans a middle finger this fall. Can the GOP recover?

Here’s what readers have to say about immigration and the elections.

The annual event brings together hundreds of service providers, agencies and volunteers to help Denver’s homeless community.

Even as Olympics committee members made a site visit to Denver, proponents of Let Denver Vote were collecting signatures.

Jared Polis talks about his recent election as Colorado governor, his transition team and what he hopes to accomplish once he formally takes office.

Forty years ago, nineteen people in wheelchairs rolled in front of and behind two Regional Transportation District buses at the intersection of Colfax Avenue and Broadway.

Colorado Attorney General-elect Phil Weiser talks about his upset campaign victory and his top priorities upon taking office.

The Republican Party went all in with anti-immigrant rhetoric across the country. In Colorado, that strategy failed.

Governor Hickenlooper is trying to end the teen vaping epidemic.

Three months after a gruesome triple homicide on Broadway, a mural is unveiled near the crime scene honoring the victims.

Can GOP Senator Cory Gardner overcome anti-Trump furor and carve a path to victory in 2020?

DeGette talks about the Democratic blue wave that swept over Colorado, as well as her bid for Majority Whip in the U.S. House.