Colorado voters could adopt a right to hunt and fish. Opponents say the measure threatens wildlife
Initiative 302 is backed by a Wisconsin-based group.
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How to register your car in Colorado: Cost, special plates and paperwork
Finally ready to register those expired tags? Denver police will be looking for you starting next week.
Budget Breaks: Denver’s money problems have created cracks in city services
Here’s how city budget cuts are affecting everyday life in Denver.
City Park bandstand reconstruction approved by Landmark Commission
Almost everyone is behind the effort, but there were still some sticking points, from the roof down.
Trump administration appeals dismissal of Colorado voter data case
The DOJ has sued 30 states for refusing to turn over unredacted voter rolls. Federal judges have dismissed 22 of the cases so far.
White House emails reportedly tie Tina Peters prison sentence to Colorado funding cuts
State officials believe a late-night email and brainstorming call was proof of presidential retaliation.
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Colorado issues public health order over tuberculosis case at Aurora ICE facility
It comes nearly two months after the Adams County Health Department issued an order on the same issue.
Colorado declares the Town of Creede abandoned. No, not that one
What happens when two neighboring towns shared the same name?
City Council approves $3.2 million for new park in Golden Triangle
Denver’s densest neighborhood needs a new park, according to Parks & Rec, but some council members aren’t happy with recent spending.
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New complaint targets GOP governor nominee Victor Marx over alleged merch store violations
According to the complaint, Marx is “committing blatant criminal (acts)” by accepting unlimited campaign contributions through the store.
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.
How the “Welcome to Colorful Colorado” sign was almost taken from us
The state’s welcoming sign is an icon, but that hasn’t stopped officials from trying to mess with it.
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Will the Denver Mint produce the $1 gold Trump coin?
There are four U.S. Mint production facilities, but only one will produce the controversial coin.
Dark-money group, Colorado’s Kent Thiry behind late pro-Hickenlooper PAC spending
Sources of nearly $500,000 in independent expenditures were not disclosed before the June 30 primary.
Congressional proposal would fuck with Colorado daylight hours
Whether that’s a good thing or a bad thing is up to you.
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WTF is the ‘Longmonster’ of Longmont? We’re almost afraid to ask
The city even has a quirky green mascot, Monty, to spread Longmonster joy.
Parks & Rec sees a new park in this vacant Golden Triangle credit union
From 2017 to 2024, the number of residents in the Golden Triangle more than doubled.
Colorado prepares overhaul of semiautomatic gun sales
New training requirements will cover many popular types of firearms.
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Razor-thin governor’s race reflects Colorado’s dysfunctional Republican Party
Victor Marx may soon claim victory, but the state GOP is far from united behind him.
Colorado parolee Tina Peters appears in D.C. for White House victory lap
There are travel restrictions to her parole, but expect to see plenty more appearances out of state.
‘Taking back our party’: Melat Kiros reinvigorates Denver Democrats
“Fun is an essential part of it. Community is an essential part of it.”
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Denver primary election results: Kiros defeats DeGette, Weiser wins governor nomination
Diana DeGette has won fifteen elections in Denver for her seat In the House. She could lose it tonight.