Politics

Colorado Bill Targets Large Employers with Workers on Medicaid

Proposed legislation would charge companies $2,300 per employee receiving state benefits

Colorado Passes Law Requiring Social Media Platforms to Comply with Search Warrants

New legislation sets 72-hour deadline for tech companies to respond to law enforcement warrants

Coloradans Skeptical of Proposed Front Range Passenger Rail Plan

Residents raise concerns over costs, limited service, and lack of progress on previous transit projects

Denver Police Chief Touts New Axon Cameras as Privacy-Focused Alternative

Thomas says the new system will reduce the surveillance footprint while still aiding investigations

Pro-Palestine Activist Sues Boulder Police Over Free Speech

Lawsuit alleges authorities violated constitutional rights during protests.

Former Colorado Springs City Council President withdraws application

Randy Helms cites 'politics and divisiveness' in decision to not rejoin council

Native Voices Matter in Primaries and Midterms

American Indian College Fund encourages Native voter registration for upcoming elections

Berthoud Residents Raise Concerns Over Developer Campaign Spending

Longtime local voices warn of outsized influence from big money in ballot measure battles.

Thousands Gather in Loveland for Third No Kings Protest

Demonstrators rally against Trump administration policies on immigration, elections, and more

Pamfilova Questions Holding Ukraine Elections Under Zelensky

TASS CEO Andrey Kondrashov interviews Ella Pamfilova on election concerns in Ukraine.

Estes Town Board Election: Jamie Mieras Focuses on Critical Infrastructure

Candidate highlights water, roads, parking, and transportation as top priorities for Estes Park

Estes Town Board Candidate Aidan Rosenau Prioritizes Road Improvements for Emergency Evacuation

Rosenau, one of six candidates for four Estes Park Board of Trustees seats, focuses on infrastructure and civic engagement in his platform.