Rep. Ken Buck is trying to prevent Colorado from expanding health care access to undocumented residents
And it’s not the first time Buck has pushed back against state policies that cover services for the undocumented population.
The Biden administration is requesting more money to address the overdose epidemic in Colorado and across the country
Biden’s budget request included a $3.2 billion increase for drug control, with a focus on prevention, treatment and recovery infrastructure.
Rep. Lauren Boebert has yet to file defamation suit over claims by American Muckrakers PAC
Boebert originally said she would take legal action over “false and derogatory” claims the PAC made against her in the run up to the June 28 primary.
Documents provide details on Democrats’ efforts to influence Republican primary in Colorado
The unsuccessful effort sought to boost conservative state Rep. Ron Hanks over businessman Joe O’Dea in the Republican U.S. Senate primary.
As CORE Act stalls, supporters continue to hope the Colorado land legislation will become law someday
The Colorado Outdoor and Recreation Economy Act includes four measures that would protect over 400,000 acres in Colorado through new wilderness, recreation and conservation areas.
More Colorado households could be eligible for affordable internet under bipartisan infrastructure law
According to the Biden Administration, 150,702 households in Colorado have enrolled in the American Connectivity Program.
U.S. House of Representatives passes Pentagon package, includes multiple Colorado-focused amendments
All of Colorado’s Congressional Democrats voted for the package along with GOP Representative Doug Lamborn. Buck and Boebert voted no.
Community policing initiatives like Denver’s STAR Program could gain federal support under Bennet bill
The SMART Community Policing bill would provide funds for collaborative partnership with law enforcement, health professionals, case managers, and outreach teams.
Colorado man who was formerly an Oath Keepers member shared his experience with the extremist group with Jan. 6 Committee
Jason Van Tatenhove was a former spokesman until 2016 for the group that he now calls a “very dangerous” organization.
Embedded with Colorado National Guard troops in Europe
We travel to Estonia to see Colorado National Guard troops conducting military training exercises with allies, just weeks after Russia invaded Ukraine.
Columbine, Aurora shooting victim families visit White House for first gun law passage in decades
“It is a step. It’s a first step. Clearly the bill that we passed and that the president signed a few weeks ago is not a panacea, but we know it will save lives,” Rep. Joe Neguse said.
Michael Bennet hopes to become Colorado’s longest-serving senator in decades. Who is he?
Bennet is making the case that despite the economic headwinds, a Democratic agenda that has stalled in Congress and a partisan political environment, he has championed the state and should be re-elected.
U.S. House Rep. Lauren Boebert wins Republican primary in District 3
Boebert defeated Don Coram in the Republican primary race.
Joe O’Dea is the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate
O’Dea defeated state Rep. Ron Hanks in the primary race and will challenge Sen. Michael Bennet in the fall.
Colorado’s economic growth may be slowing down, but the White House says there’s reason to be hopeful
While 2021 saw strong growth, it’s not necessarily carrying into 2022.
Rep. Lauren Boebert to take legal action against American Muckrakers PAC for claims it made about her
The first-term congresswoman accuses the group of publishing “false and derogatory” allegations in an attempt to hurt her reelection chances.
