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Denver’s sidewalk repair program needs fixes, audit finds
Denver's program to ensure homeowners fix crumbling sidewalks itself needs an overhaul, according to a city audit released Thursday.
Colorado congressman tests positive for COVID-19
U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter, an Arvada Democrat, has tested positive for COVID-19, his office said Tuesday.
The Spot: What did you just do, Colorado, and what comes next?
Phew. That was an election for the ages, amiright?聽In addition to recuperating, The Denver Post抖阴ap politics team has been delving into the election maps to find the patterns and messages...
The Spot: Colorado’s newest swing county, and the latest on our record turnout
We鈥檝e been trying to get The Spot out the virtual door and for a day and a half now, but the political news just keeps happening or evolving.
Joe Biden defeats Donald Trump in Colorado, AP projects
Colorado voters have again rejected President Donald Trump, throwing the state's nine electoral votes to Democratic challenger and former Vice President Joe Biden, the Associated Press projected Tuesday night.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis to visit sites of wildfires Friday
Gov. Jared Polis will travel Friday to several parts of the state hit by wildfires, his office announced Thursday evening.
Griswold apologizes after tweet asking national media not to post results on election night
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold asked national media to refrain from calling races or even announcing election results in a series of posts on Twitter on Thursday evening. She...
Gardner, Hickenlooper agree to first televised debate in Colorado’s U.S. Senate race
The Gardner and Hickenlooper campaigns agreed Wednesday to a second debate -- the first that will be televised -- in their nationally watched U.S. Senate race.
The Spot: A presidential candidate is coming to Colorado, and Hickenlooper counts on voters not wanting a revolution
Since entering the race for U.S. Senate a year ago, John Hickenlooper has believed health care is the top issue on the minds of voters.
Homeless shelters get biggest chunk of money in Denver’s latest round of COVID-19 relief spending
Denver is putting $25.6 million in federal money toward shelters, small business grants and other areas, city officials announced Thursday -- the city's second release of federal money to combat...