- On Thursday, the Interior Department announced $100 million to continue construction of the water delivery project that has been six decades in the making and finally broke ground in April.
- Anna Stout will join Democrat Adam Frisch in the race for the 3rd Congressional District.
- Congressional leaders are stepping in to make it clear that the practicality of permanent climbing fixtures isn’t contradictory to the philosophy of protecting pristine wilderness.
- For the new mayor of Colorado's second-largest city, the trip was a chance to make sure Colorado Springs has a seat at the table.
- Boebert beat Frisch by only 546 votes in 2022.
- Democratic Rep. Yadira Caraveo is running for a second term to represent the district just north of the Denver metro. Meanwhile, Republicans are getting ready to launch a ground-game operation.
- Democrats voted no over the "poison pill" amendments, while one Colorado GOP member joined them for other reasons.
- The team takes on their media rivals — the Bad News Babes — Wednesday night in D.C.
- Kirkmeyer lost to Caraveo by fewer than 2000 votes in 2022.
- The delays could affect some of the more than 9,000 Air Force members in Colorado.
- The Bureau of Land Management's draft rule elevating the role of conservation in its mission has sparked debate across the West.
- Colorado Springs’ Cummins family is among the scores of people who take their concerns straight to their lawmakers every year.
- During the past eight years, workers at the Pueblo site destroyed nearly 800,000 weapons filled with dangerous mustard gas. The stockpile had been kept in earth covered shelters there since the 1950s.
- The Western Slope congresswoman was trying to force a House vote, but the idea was not well received.
- With immigration reform a nonstarter in the Capitol, some hope the Farm Bill might become a vehicle for changes.
- A bipartisan group of representatives has introduced a bill to extend long-term protections to people in several temporary programs.
