Colorado sues Aurora ICE facility operator for blocking tuberculosis investigation
The state has been trying to investigate the detainment center for months.
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Denver firefighters’ union has a right to determine its own destiny
Denver Fire Fighters Local 858 and a statewide fire union are at odds over nearly $400,000 in disputed dues.
Lauren Boebert’s son charged again, this time for sexual exploitation of a child
This isn’t the first time the Colorado congresswoman’s eldest son has been in legal trouble.
Local governments in Colorado enact moratoriums on data centers
Environmental and health concerns have prompted pauses in development.
The hand that rocks the cradle of birthright citizenship
John Eastman’s name doesn’t appear in Donald Trump’s latest executive orders, but his fingerprints are all over them.
Claim: ICE used Navy daughter as bait to entrap undocumented man with Denver ties
Enriquez’s family says he was led to believe he’d gain legal status because his daughter is a member of the military.
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Denver City Council rejects 4 a.m. closing time for clubs, venues
A pilot program in certain parts of the city could reintroduce the idea.
116-year-old Colorado town argues itself out of existence
The Department of State officially declared Hartman abandoned after years of political and literal fighting.
Reader: I support dirt bikes more than the oblivious drivers on the roads
“They’re less likely to kill me!”
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Bennet and Hurd team up to shield Glenwood Springs Hot Springs from quarry expansion
A companion bill is going to Congress to help block mining expansion in Glenwood Springs that could affect the hot springs.
James Ellroy’s latest novel names names, but not in the way you might expect
“The aggregate horror of world communism makes Hitler’s 13-year run as the führer of Germany look like child’s play.”
Denver to consider crackdown on riding dirt bikes, e-motos on roads
City leaders are exploring fines, confiscations and even penalties for parents to get off-highway vehicles off the streets.
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Denver moved people indoors. Now it needs to move them forward
“Denver has become better at moving people off the streets and into shelters, but it hasn’t reduced homelessness.”
New Denver entertainment venue licensing rules almost final
Media coverage has focused on a tweak allowing some bars to stay open until 4 a.m., but stakeholders say it’s overstated.
Psychedelic activists launch referendum to reverse part of new law that restricts sharing
If successful, the referendum would appear in front of voters in November — but time is running out.
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Federal measure could undermine rideshare safety laws, state legislators say
According to state lawmakers, including one from Colorado, the bill would make it “effectively impossible” to hold rideshare companies accountable for sexual assault.
Lawsuit wants male circumcisions outlawed in Colorado
Plaintiffs argue that a state law banning female genital cutting but not male circumcision violates the state’s 1972 Equal Rights Amendment.
Colorado’s new ibogaine law targets unlicensed psilocybin mushroom sales
“At the last minute, they slipped in amendments that significantly modified decriminalization.”
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Colorado’s 2026 budget crisis absorbed by poor and working class
“As a welfare program advocate I track how governments leave the poor to struggle.”
“Give Tina Peters enough rope, she’s obviously looking to hang herself”
The election denier and former Mesa County clerk will be free tomorrow.
Scott Bottoms says pedophiles are hiding in Colorado’s Democratic-led government. Is he looking in the right place?
The arrest of the Weld County GOP leader in a child prostitution sting raises questions.
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Push for cannabis pop-up events extinguished in Colorado
The bill lacked support from a critical area: the weed industry.