Sen. John Hickenlooper wants to make apprenticeships ‘cool’
“They already are cool, but we’re going to amplify that and shout it from the rooftops if we have to.”
By Caitlyn Kim
Rep. Lauren Boebert will not try for an early shot at Ken Buck’s congressional seat
The special election could’ve required Boebert to resign her current seat early.
Rep. Ken Buck to leave office early
The Republican congressman wasn’t running for reelection, but now his seat will come open early.
By Caitlyn Kim
Ban on TikTok? House lawmakers say that’s not the goal, but it could be the eventual result of upcoming vote
A bill to try to force Tiktok’s China-based owner to sell the app comes before the House Wednesday.
By Caitlyn Kim
In a push to ease the farm labor crisis, a group of House lawmakers look to H-2A visa reform. But can it get wider support?
It’s an issue that has been coming up more and more at roundtables on the Farm Bill and other agricultural concerns across Colorado in recent years.
By Caitlyn Kim
Sen. Bennet hopes his State of the Union guest will help put a human face on the need for more aid for Ukraine
Other members of Colorado’s delegation are bringing guests connected to gun violence, abortion rights, and their own lives.
By Caitlyn Kim
Faced with a stalled Congress and underwater public approval, Biden will try to lay out his agenda in State of the Union address
The president will speak to a major concern for many Coloradans: the high cost of housing.
By Caitlyn Kim
Here are the Colorado projects the House just approved as part of a package to avoid a partial government shutdown
Neither side was completely happy with the final product, but it did contain wins for both sides of the aisle.
By Caitlyn Kim
Will votes for Trump count in Colorado’s upcoming presidential primary?
While the justices of the U.S. Supreme Court were skeptical of the Colorado judges’ arguments to disqualify Trump, an opinion has not yet been issued. And it’s left those in charge of administering next week’s primary election with a lot of questions.
By Caitlyn Kim
‘I don’t trust the state party anymore’: Colorado GOP leader Dave Williams under fire by party members over controversial tactics, personal attacks
Williams, who is also a candidate for Congress, has been vocal about his criticism of fellow Republicans, including another candidate running in the primary against him.
As deaths from fentanyl continue, Colorado’s members of congress push for action
From declaring the drug a weapon of mass destruction to cracking down on smuggling networks’ finances, the proposals are varied, and numerous.
By Caitlyn Kim
Can Congress actually Congress?
The 118th Congress is best known for its dysfunction and unproductiveness. Can it change course?
By Caitlyn Kim
Camp Amache is now officially part of the National Park system
‘What we choose to preserve for future generations is a statement of our values’
By Caitlyn Kim
The Senate is considering a foreign aid package for allies – but it’s unclear if it can pass Congress
This stunning turn of events shows how difficult legislating has become in Congress, even on issues where there is broad bipartisan support, like aid to Ukraine and Israel.
By Caitlyn Kim
Grand Junction Mayor ends her bid for Congress
Anna Stout said she’s leaving because Republican Lauren Boebert is no longer in the race.
By Caitlyn Kim
She blames social media for contributing to her daughter’s death. On Wednesday this Colorado mom took her pain to Capitol Hill
Lori Schott was among dozens of grieving family members who packed a congressional hearing with the heads of big tech companies.
By Caitlyn Kim