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Denver protest against President Trump, ICE raids draws thousands outside state Capitol
A growing crowd of thousands filled the west lawn of the Colorado State Capitol early Wednesday afternoon, spilling onto Lincoln Street and marching down nearby roads as they protested President...
ICE raids hit apartment buildings in Aurora and Denver; feds say they targeted Tren de Aragua gang
Agents from multiple federal agencies conducted immigration raids in Denver and Aurora on Wednesday morning, with early reports and video showing agents going door-to-door and throwing what appears to be...
Colorado lawmakers eye church-owned land for new housing in latest land-use reform pitch
Lawmakers working to address Colorado's housing crisis are backing a bill to expand development rights -- this time on land owned by churches, other religious organizations and educational institutions.
Colorado hospital reimbursement rates face new limits under lawmakers’ proposal to cut costs
Lawmakers are preparing a bill that would cap urban hospitals鈥� reimbursement rates for state employees and small businesses -- a plan backed by health centers and legislators but opposed in...
Colorado Democrats call recent actions by Elon Musk, President Trump illegal as Boebert cheers USAID gutting
Colorado's congressional Democrats criticized Elon Musk's efforts to gut the U.S. government's foreign aid agency and access sensitive federal data in recent days. They called the efforts of the "unelected...
In a warning for Colorado Democrats, a new poll shows their popularity slipping. Now what?
The strength of Republicans' identification with working-class issues is a warning shot for the Democratic Party that's lost ground across the country.
Colorado ban on sale, purchase of certain semiautomatic rifles clears Senate committee in first vote
In a near-midnight vote, a Colorado Senate committee late Tuesday gave initial approval to a bill that would ban the sale or purchase of semiautomatic firearms that accept detachable magazines.
Trump’s now-blocked federal spending freeze sends Colorado officials scrambling, with billions at stake
A sudden freeze on federal spending by the Trump administration -- set to take effect Tuesday but put on hold by a federal judge -- sent Colorado officials scrambling as...
Colorado lawmakers target apartment “junk fees,” proposing to ban some and require transparency
Landlords and businesses would be required to advertise the full price of their services under new legislation introduced in the Colorado House.
Colorado鈥檚 81-year-old labor law faces overhaul by Democrats as business groups fight to save 鈥渃ompromise鈥�
Colorado Democrats and labor unions want to strip state labor law of a provision requiring a second election allowing dues and fees, amid opposition from Gov. Jared Polis and business...