The answer gets deep into civil rights, disability law, and a surprising story about the power of citizen activism.

David Goldfischer teaches and does research at the University of Denver's Josef Korbel School of International Studies.

The state's ethics commission will consider allegations that Hickenlooper improperly allowed wealthy friends to pay for flights. His representatives say it was allowed.

People with new claims of abuse must come forward by Nov. 30 to qualify for reparations from the Catholic Church.

The governor's top rural concerns include high health costs and the transition to renewable energy.

At least 32 counties face legal action as Walmart tries to lower its property tax bills.

There are two candidates on the ballot for the Republican primary.

The constitutional amendment may appear on 2020 ballots, but it may not change anything, according to one Democratic expert.

Republicans say Prop CC’s defeat could give them the shot in the arm they need to get back to power at the statehouse in 2020.

The fair's buildings and equipment have fallen into disrepair, and it has no comprehensive marketing plan or target audience.

The legislature's latest attempt to address school violence began in the wake of the deadly shooting this May at STEM School in Highlands Ranch.

Starting on Dec. 1, residents will be able to use the myColorado smartphone app to create and display digital state IDs for free.

Throughout Colorado, the comprehensive new report is forcing older Catholics to re-evaluate the authority figures of their young lives, and even the church itself.

They were altar boys, campers, volunteers in the rectory and members of the choir. The victims of Colorado priests, detailed in a report released by the Colorado Attorney General, came from diverse backgrounds but had a few things in common.

Investigators were sharply critical of the church and how slow it was to respond to abuse allegations and to problem priests.