Politics & Government

A bill that’s making its way through Colorado’s Senate would prohibit landlords from asking about immigration or citizenship status of prospective tenants.

Madeline Philley agreed to surrender her license after being accused by city officials of having an Airbnb that harms the welfare of her neighborhood.

Colorado’s junior senator is once again feeling the heat — and still not saying much.

His father was a cop who was killed in the Bosnian genocide.

Colorado would become the 22nd state to abolish the death penalty.

Montrose’s Sunset Mesa case inspired the legislation.

Denver has refused to cooperate with the federal agency.

Is the U.S. about to go up in flames?

Although there are no confirmed cases, state health officials are prepping for the arrival of the new coronavirus to Colorado.

The 33 activists faced charges including trespassing and disrupting a lawful assembly.

“This is a critical moment in American history.”

The feds are now investigating Sol Pais’s state background check oversight.

Following lengthy litigation, the ACLU of Colorado scored a victory regarding information requests by immigration attorneys.

“Transparency is only as good as what we do next with it.”

References to transgender issues proved Caldara’s undoing.

The BLM is proposing to sell an additional 14 leases, totaling nearly 14,000 acres, in an upcoming lease sale during March 2020.

Protesters at the 2020 Womxn’s March get creative, active, and effective.

Two men forced out of an encampment in front of the Capitol building are upset that they’re being associated with rats.

The fourth annual Womxn’s March Denver is tomorrow, January 18.

Katie Barret is a retired teacher and former competitive shooter.

The more we encourage people to get out of their cars, the healthier we all are.”

Denver has banned pit bulls since 1989.