Election 2013: Lessons learned and a look ahead
A look back through the results of the Nov. 5 election as observers try to reach broader conclusions about the state of politics in Colorado and what it means for the 2014 vote.
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Colo. pot taxes sail to victory
Read moreColorado’s move towards regulating and taxing recreational marijuana took a step forward Tuesday night. 65% of voters approved a statewide tax on pot sales, even though opponents said the tax was too high.
FEMA continues aid for Colorado flood victims
READ MOREFEMA spokesperson Deanne Criswell to provides an update on the more than 1,000 Colorado families still not able to return to their homes following the September flood.
Colorado voters entering new era in elections
Read moreThere’s a lot of talk this election about how Coloradans are voting. Not what measures they’re voting for, but what method they’re using to do it. That’s because a sweeping overhaul of the state’s election law is just going into effect. And so far it’s getting a mixed reception.
Fact-checking ad campaigns on fracking
Read MoreA deeper look into campaign messages being delivered by the groups who favor and oppose hydraulic fracturing.
Flooding Crushes Tourism in Estes Park
Read MoreThe phones are ringing off the hook at resorts in Estes Park as visitors cancel upcoming reservations.
Flooding Relieves Drought In Colorado... But Not Everywhere
Read MoreColorado's drought is relieved by flooding.
Northeast Denver Residents: We've Been Forgotten
Read MoreResidents in northeast Denver say the City is ignoring the neighborhoods of Elyria-Swansea and Globeville.
