Supreme Court to weigh in on case over rights of immigrants in
The Supreme Court recently agreed to
Trump administration accelerates plans to restrict voting by mail in states
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Colorado passes landmark police reform bill in the wake of 2020 George
The Colorado General Assembly took the
Colorado Unions groan as Gov.Polis vetoes bill meant to make organizing easier
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has for
Colorado governor signs executive order banning carbonated drinks at state functions
Gov. Jared Polis recently prohibited the
Housing Stability does little to fix known shelter oversight issues
The Department of Housing Stability remains
Gov. Jared Polis signs $46.8 billion state budget
Federal tax changes, rising Medicaid costs
Colorado lawmakers pass bills aimed at reducing state prison population
The Colorado legislature passed two bills
Colorado lawmakers kill bill to limit police use of Flock camera data
A bipartisan bill that would have
Trump administration accelerates plans to restrict
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security will allow states to access federal citizenship data by June 30 and plans to monitor the flow of mail
World Cup 2026: Which African Nation
The 2026 men’s Fifa World Cup marks a seismic shift in the global football landscape. The decision to expand the final stage of the tournament
Over 40 dead in Ebola outbreak
Health authorities have confirmed more than 300 cases of the virus in the two countries and are investigating 1,500 more possible infections. Over 40 people
Colorado passes landmark police reform bill
The Colorado General Assembly took the unprecedented step of suspending its work on March 14, 2020, pausing in the middle of its 120-day legislative session
Tina Peters released from prison after
Tina Peters, the former Colorado elections clerk and conspiracy theorist convicted of participating in a scheme to chase election conspiracy theories promulgated by President Donald
Colorado Unions groan as Gov.Polis vetoes
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has for the second time vetoed a bill that would have eliminated a unique second election requirement in the state’s union
Africa Day 2026 celebrations: Spotlight on
African leaders and young representatives gathered at the African Union headquarters in Addis Ababa to mark Africa Day, celebrating the continent’s growing global influence while
Africa Forward Summit: France Seeks to
The Africa Forward summit comes amid France’s fading ties with its former African colonies, as Kenya seeks greater trade. The just-concluded African Forward Summit 2026
Colorado launches ‘Mind Our Future’ to
Children’s Hospital of Colorado and Healthier Colorado have teamed up together to launch an initiative aimed at addressing an area of significant concern in Colorado,
Colorado governor signs executive order banning
Gov. Jared Polis recently prohibited the state from buying soda and other sugary drinks for official state functions, part of a multi-department effort to promote
Colorado Democrats pass on Trump’s $1.8B
The U.S. Congress left Washington for the Memorial Day recess without passing a major Republican priority: passing a party-line bill that funds Immigration and Customs
Housing Stability does little to fix
The Department of Housing Stability remains unaware of how much taxpayer money is being spent for each homeless shelter and whether funds are being used
Aurora’s “Greener Communities, Brighter Futures” campaign
The Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts, based in New York City, recognized the city of Aurora’s Office of International and Immigrant Affairs (OIIA) during
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I want to tell you a quick story- not about me, but about a moment that changed how I see young people in Denver. A
REPUBLICAN DEBATE ANALYSIS: Bottoms and Kirkmeyer
In a charged and often combative debate hosted by Denver7 on May 14, 2026, Republican gubernatorial candidates State Rep. Scott Bottoms and State Sen. Barbara