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United Airlines expands at DIA amid bid to be Denver's hometown airline

United is the largest private employer in Denver with nearly 10,000 employees.

DPS board increases Superintendent Alex Marrero's pay to $305,000

A divided Denver Public Schools board voted Thursday morning to give Superintendent Alex Marrero a 10% raise, increasing his base salary to $305,000.

DPS board to vote on new contract for Superintendent Alex Marrero

Denver’s school board is negotiating a new contract with Superintendent Alex Marrero and is expected to vote on it this week, even as two years remain on his current deal with the district.

Florida Democrats notch upset win in state's largest city

As goes the Colorado Springs mayoral election, so goes the future of the GOP

It’s Election Day to vote for a new mayor of Colorado Springs where the Republican Party has become so fractured that many fear the seat will go to a political newcomer who is (gasp!) not a Republican. Yemi Mobolade is described as a progressive political outsider and an agent of disruption who wil

Progressive voters appear poised to pick Mike Johnston in Denver mayor's race

Opinion | Susan Knopf: What matters most

This week, Colorado Speaker of the House Julie McCluskie, our state representative, closed her first session as speaker, and she is proud of the session’s legislative accomplishments. For the record, nine bills that she sponsored...

Biggest losers: Here are the key bills Democrats mercifully failed to pass this session

Democrats suffered significant failures this legislative session including Gov. Polis’s prized housing priority that mercifully went down in flames as tthe House and Senate fought amongst themselves. Disguised as an affordable housing measure that neglected to include any language pertaining to aff

What the end of the federal COVID public health emergency means for Colorado

Health care changes that both local providers and patients have grown used to during the pandemic will disappear.

Colorado Democratic lawmaker says GOP wants "to kill a lot of us"

Hours before adjournment, the long-simmering tensions among Democrats exploded into the public view.