Listen: Denver metro’s housing market faces ‘price stagnation’ with almost 10,000 homes for sale
Homes are sitting on the market for far longer, but prices aren’t dropping yet.
Colorado Democrats significantly change proposal to cut tipped minimum wage for restaurant employees
The original bill would have lowered the base wages that restaurants must pay to servers, bartenders and other employees who get tipped.
Colorado’s immigration laws, explained
State laws aimed at making life more secure for undocumented residents face new scrutiny under the Trump administration.
‘50501’ protests draw thousands across several Colorado cities and one national park
Presidents’ Day 2025 saw one of the largest and most widespread demonstrations in Colorado of President Donald Trump’s second term.
Listen: Thousands join protest at state Capitol as immigration authorities operate around Denver
The 50 States Protest happened to coincide with raids from ICE and other federal agents at multiple apartments on Wednesday.
Denver, Colorado Springs and Aurora mayors say juvenile detention, condo construction are shared priorities
In a joint letter, the mayors of Colorado’s largest cities called for a tougher response to youth crime and protested proposals to revamp local courts.
What are Colorado’s voting machine BIOS passwords?
The posting of the “BIOS” passwords has led to intense scrutiny and concerns, with the state government flying and driving election staffers to all corners of Colorado to update affected machines.
Will ranked choice voting rewrite Colorado’s elections? Prop. 131 explained
Purplish explains the big experiment in democracy on your ballot this fall.
Proposition 131: All party primaries and ranked-choice voting, explained
Prop. 131 would significantly change how Colorado’s primary and general elections are conducted. It would replace single-party primaries with “all-candidate” primaries and would introduce ranked-choice voting for general elections in November.
What’s in the new Colorado property tax compromise for you?
Gov. Jared Polis signed a new tax deal Wednesday. How much it means for you depends on what kind of property you own.
Colorado to vote on ranked-choice voting, eliminating partisan primaries
Backers of Initiative 310 argue it will help advantage more moderate candidates.
Four years after its repeal, the Gallagher Amendment still overshadows Colorado politics
The Gallagher Amendment was a major reason for Colorado’s low property taxes. What should replace it?
RFK dropped out of the election, but he’s still running in Colorado
Kennedy secured a place on the Colorado ballot by collecting tens of thousands of signatures from voters and he has no intention of giving up that spot.
One big challenge for special session: How to make the grand tax deal stick
Doubters ask — what’s to keep other groups from chasing deeper cuts in the future?
GOP chair Dave Williams voted out by party members in meeting he calls “illegitimate”
Saturday’s vote could result in two people claiming the job of chair, a conflict that may end up in hands of the courts and the national party.
Here’s how Colorado’s special session could save homeowners about 2 percent on property taxes
Lawmakers are trying to strike a bargain with interest groups to keep more significant tax limits from going to voters this fall.
