What is Colorado Amendment E: Tax exemption for Gold Star spouses
Colorado's Amendment E would extend an existing property tax exemption to the spouses of servicemembers who died in the line of duty or from a service-related injury or illness.
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What is Colorado Proposition 123: Funding for affordable housing?
Proposition 123 would create a dedicated funding stream for affordable housing programs statewide, establishing programs to invest in housing, combat evictions and support first-time home buyers.
Familiar faces square off to represent eastern Colorado’s District 4 in Congress
When Rep. Ken Buck, debated two years ago, the night ended with Buck accusing McCorkle of campaigning with a leftist and McCorkle asking the congressman about a T-shirt he wore...
What is Colorado Amendment F: Charitable bingo and raffle rules
Amendment F would amend the state constitution to allow newer nonprofits to run bingo and raffle games for charitable purposes.
Judge blocks Priola recall effort; organizers vow to appeal, press on
A Denver judge ordered the Secretary of State's Office to halt the ongoing effort to recall Sen. Kevin Priola on Monday night, ruling that the campaign likely violated the constitutional...
Republicans want to take back Colorado’s legislature. These races are their best shot.
They're not top of-ticket, but how Coloradans vote on their state legislative races will ultimately determine the tack of the state for the near future.
Colorado lawmaker denies attack ad describing 2015 domestic violence allegations
A Democratic state representative denied Friday that he had ever abused his ex-wife, and he blasted a Republican mailer that re-raised allegations in campaign literature sent this week to voters...
“Incredibly frustrating”: Colorado schools reject Ganahl’s claims that students identify as cats
Several large Colorado school districts said they were not having issues with students identifying as cats or other animals Tuesday, as Republican gubernatorial candidate Heidi Ganahl has repeatedly claimed is...
Denver to start getting millions of drug company settlement dollars. Now it has to decide how to spend it.
Denver has $4.7 million to spend on opioid-related issues, its first share of a national settlement. Now city leaders just have to decide what to do with it.
Expanded protections for Colorado mobile-home owners start Oct. 1
A new law providing expanded protections for mobile-home owners -- but not the key rent stabilization provision that supporters and some legislators had sought -- goes into effect Oct. 1.