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It was stop number one of two for Pete Buttigieg Thursday afternoon at the base of Floyd Hill, joined by several of Colorado's heavy political hitters to talk about the future of I-70 and Colorado infrastructure on the roads.
Garcia has served for the last decade in the state legislature and presided over the Senate through a pandemic, recession, civil unrest, and deepening political divide.
The deaths of five people in Commerce City allegedly from fentanyl has renewed calls by police and prosecutors to change a state law that makes possession of four grams or less of most drugs a misdemeanor.
A Japanese Internment Camp in Colorado will become a National Historic Site under a bill President Joe Biden is expected to sign.
A bill that passed the Senate Education Committee unanimously would increase funding by $93 million.
A bipartisan bill hopes to reduce the number of people driving drunk on Colorado roads. The bill would allow for immediate use of an ignition interlock and require repeat offenders to undergo continuous alcohol monitoring for 90 days.
A new bill in the Colorado Legislature wants to prevent kids 12 year old and younger from being charged with crimes, but all 22 elected DAs say this is not a good idea.
Colorado's Democratic secretary of state filed a lawsuit on Thursday to compel a Republican elections clerk who says he copied his voting system's hard drive to deliver those copies and other records related to the purported security breach.
A Denver District Court judge finds the Colorado Department of Transportation engaged in deception and intimidation in a case that could cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars.
When the pandemic started, health care workers were our heroes early on. Communities collectively howled and banged pots in support of their sacrifice.
Gov. Jared Polis just officially kicked off his reelection campaign.
The way the law defines sexual assault in Colorado could soon change.
After days of fielding resistance, U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, representing Colorado, announced his Senate bill to add Camp Amache to the National Park System passed.
State lawmakers are debating a bill that would do away with sales tax on women's hygiene products like tampons and pads, as well as diapers.
Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette is preparing to host a hearing on the nation's mental health crisis.
