
Colorado Republicans Still Uncertain of Trump
Now that Donald Trump is formally the Republican presidential nominee, the question in Colorado is whether his candidacy can bring the party together before November.

GOP Senate Candidate Darryl Glenn Addresses National Convention
El Paso County Commissioner and Republican U.S. Senate candidate Darryl Glenn spoke in primetime during opening night at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.

Glenn Bests His GOP Primary Opponents, Now On To The US Senate Race
Originally published on July 1, 2016 2:34 pm Colorado’s Republican Party has their man to challenge Democratic incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet in November: Republican El Paso County commissioner Darryl Glenn.

Out Of 5 Contenders, Darryl Glenn Tops GOP Field, Will Face Bennet For His US Senate Seat
Republican El Paso County Commissioner Darryl Glenn will challenge incumbent Democrat Sen. Michael Bennet this November.

Communication, Partnership Are Key To Strasburg’s Decision To Keep ‘Indians’ Mascot
Originally published on June 29, 2016 5:46 am American Indian mascots draw controversy.

GOP Senate Candidates Look to Set Themselves Apart
It’s crunch time for the Republicans vying to be the nominee to run against Democrat Michael Bennet in Colorado’s U.S. Senate race.

Capitol Conversation: A Race to the Finish Line
With only a few days left in the state’s legislative session, lawmakers in both parties are trying to get something across the finish line that will help with the state’s […]

Lawmakers Debate Juvenile Life Sentences
A bill is making its way through the statehouse that would allow judges to reexamine the cases of juveniles sentenced to life without parole. The U.S.

Colorado Supreme Court Invalidates Longmont’s, Fort Collins’ Stands On Fracking
Originally published on May 2, 2016 2:58 pm The Colorado Supreme Court ruled unanimously against the city of Longmont’s hydraulic fracturing ban and the moratorium in Fort Collins Monday.

Capitol Conversation: As the Session Nears its End, What’s Still on the Table?
With less than two weeks left in the state’s annual legislative session lawmakers still have some big items they want to tackle. As part of our weekly Capitol Conversation series, […]

Capitol Conversation: Embracing the Primary
Lawmakers in both parties have unveiled a proposal to bring a presidential primary back to Colorado.

Q & A: Engaging Schools in Native American Mascots and Imagery
The Governor’s commission studying American Indian representations in public schools released its report this week.

Capitol Conversation: Medical Marijuana in Public Schools
A bill that would force school districts to allow medical marijuana on school grounds is making its way through the state legislature.

If Colorado’s Popular Support Is For Sanders, Would Those Voters Back A Clinton Candidacy?
Bernie Sanders will be assured the majority of Colorado’s delegates at the 2016 Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.

Colorado Democratic Party Set to Meet and Elect Delegates
Colorado Democrats are set to gather in Loveland tomorrow to elect their final group of delegates to the National Convention in Philadelphia this summer.

Lawmakers Grapple with Medical Marijuana in Public Schools
Colorado schools may soon be forced to allow students to use medical marijuana in a non-smokeable form while on school grounds.