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The idea for outdoor Christmas lights began a century ago in Denver with a sick boy
David Sturgeon was too sick to see his family's Christmas tree, but he did have a window, a pine tree outside -- and an electrician for a father.
How allies of Sen. John Hickenlooper tried to ward off a progressive challenge by Julie Gonzales
In interviews, state Sen. Julie Gonzales and her consultants described a "pattern of pressure" undertaken by allies of U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper to try to stop her from entering the...
Federal court denies Tina Peters’ latest request to leave prison
The latest attempt by former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters to secure release from a state prison fizzled out in federal court Monday.
Colorado Rep. Shannon Bird will resign seat to prioritize run against U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans
State Rep. Shannon Bird will resign from the Colorado legislature next month as she turns her focus to securing the Democratic nomination for a key congressional seat.
Colorado state senator launches progressive primary challenge of U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper
State Sen. Julie Gonzales says her candidacy against U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper represents a fork in the road for the Democratic Party. Last month's elections solidified her decision to run,...
Sen. Faith Winter remembered for persistence, warmth and impact on Colorado at memorial
"She didn't wait for the right moment or the perfect woman," Rep. Jenny Willford said of Sen. Faith Winter. "She saw potential in people before they saw it in themselves."
Colorado settles hidden fees lawsuit against Greystar in the latest case resolved with landlord giant
One of Colorado's largest landlords will soon be required to disclose the total price of its聽 apartments to prospective tenants, ending its practice of not publicly listing additional fees in...
Judge dismisses Gov. Jared Polis’ latest attempt to end lawsuit challenging ICE subpoena cooperation
A Denver judge has rejected Gov. Jared Polis' attempt to dismiss a lawsuit that has blocked certain state employees from complying with a federal immigration subpoena.
To celebrate Colorado’s 150th birthday, historians want to capture the stories of its present
History Colorado's goal is to create an audio mosaic: a collection of distinct voices and stories that, taken together, capture the state as a whole.
Colorado officials reject Tina Peters prison transfer request by Trump administration
The DOC statement suggests federal officials aren't eligible to request transfers of inmates in state prison under Colorado's rules.