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A major set of election reforms, constitutional protections for abortion rights and a series of tit-for-tat battles over property taxes and environmental regulation top the long list of measures that may appear on Colorado ballots in November. “There’s going to be about 47 ballot measures on a really long ballot,” joked Theresa Conley, chair of […] The post Dozens of high-stakes initiatives could appear on Colorado’s 2024 ballot appeared first on Colorado Newsl...

Colorado Politics interviewed more than 50 people who had direct or indirect involvement with the three statute of limitations bills from the 2006 session and reviewed hundreds of pages of

At its best, moderation entails grace and an acknowledgement that sometimes you come up on the short end of a decision or vote. What a novel concept these days.

At its best, moderation entails grace and an acknowledgement that sometimes you come up on the short end of a decision or vote. What a novel concept these days.

State Sen. Kevin Priola stirred things up a couple weeks ago when he announced that he had changed his registration from Republican to Democrat, citing the GOPs ongoing embrace of

Jefferson County Public Health Executive Director Dr. Dawn Comstock offered her resignation Monday about a year after she took the position and following a mostly closed-door board meeting.

Ed Perlmutter pauses to point to a framed newspaper spread displayed on the wall at the Lakewood congressional office hes preparing to vacate in a little under a year after

By now, much of the world has heard of Kayla Wildeman, the deputy prosecutor in Golden, Colorado who boasted on social media that she received a ghoulish trophy for obtaining 110 years in prison for Rogel Aguilera-Mederos, a Cuban-American immigrant who crashed his truck after his brakes failed. Tha...

The Jefferson County Board of Health adopted a new public health order Monday that requires people ages 3 and up to wear a mask while indoors, and the Tri-County Health Department voted to approve a similar mandate that applies to people ages 2 and up.

The Jefferson County Board of Health adopted a new public health order Monday that requires people ages 3 and up to wear a mask while indoors, and the Tri-County Health Department voted to approve a similar mandate that applies to people ages 2 and up.