Colorado Tradeoffs: Balance the State Budget
Colorado voters decide three ballot questions this fall that change how much money the state collects. Answer them yourself, then balance the budget. It takes about 10 minutes, works on mobile, and your answers stay private.
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Museum of Nature & Science improves inventory management and emergency plans
The Denver Museum of Nature &
THE POLIS PARADOX: How Colorado’s Libertarian Democrat Rewrote The Blueprint of Governance
As Governor Jared Polis prepares to
Trump again tries to curb birthright citizenship, despite loss at Supreme Court
Following a major Supreme Court defeat
Colorado’s Data Center Quandary: AI Ambition Collides with Local Autonomy
Across the high plains and mountainous
Colorado Democrats begin general election with big cash advantages over GOP rivals
Phil Weiser, the Democratic candidate for
Denver strengthens departing-employee payout process
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Supreme Court to weigh in on case over rights of immigrants in ‘prolonged’ ICE detention
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 Floyd protests
The Colorado General Assembly took the
AAU charges African universities to move from degrees to skills.
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Before he became a thoracic surgeon in Denver, Dr. Pius Kamau was a boy in colonial Kenya chasing knowledge like his life depended on it—because
Future Leaders Shine at ALG’s Youth Celebration
The Youth Empowerment Celebration, the first event in ALG’s Afrik Impact 2026 lineup, wrapped up in brilliant style on Friday, July 24, 2026, at the
Cultural Day Celebration and Business Summit- All are invited
Colorado is revving up for a summer of milestones: America’s 250th anniversary, Colorado’s 150th year of statehood, and right in the midst of all that
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The Salvation Army Donates to Families in Aurora
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Africa at the 2026 World Cup: A vivid impact on the world stage
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Immigration judge who granted bond for high-profile detainee fired in ongoing Trump purge
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Poll reveals low public awareness of Colorado’s upcoming 150th anniversary
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The Ethiopian migrants waiting on Saudi Arabia’s death row
According to Human Rights Watch (HRW), at least 10 Ethiopians have already been executed in Saudi Arabia this year. Fifty-eight other prisoners, most of whom
Denver strengthens departing-employee payout process
The Department of Finance has strengthened processes to ensure it pays out former city employees promptly and accurately for all unused leave, according to a new
Africa’s First Forum on Gender and Child Statistics Calls for Stronger Data to Drive Inclusive Development
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Judge lampoons Trump for using the presidency to ‘manipulate’ courts in IRS case
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15 states sue Trump administration to block school mental health funding cuts
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