
This US representative from Colorado passed the most bills in Congress last term
Getting 13 bills into law make not sound like a lot, but it was more than the other 434 House members achieved.

By Caitlyn Kim

Colorado Senators invite USPS leaders on tour of state facilities as service complaints grow
Democratic Sens. Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper sent a letter Thursday to Postmaster General Louis DeJoy and Chief Retail and Delivery Officer Joshua Colin asking the heads “to see these challenges firsthand.”

By Caitlyn Kim

Colorado is getting billions in infrastructure dollars — so why hasn’t my pothole been fixed yet?
Here’s where all those billions of infrastructure dollars are going toward building in Colorado.

By Caitlyn Kim

Adam Frisch vs. Lauren Boebert rematch: The Democrat who almost won is running for Congress again
Their first match up ended with the candidates divided by just 546 votes.

By Caitlyn Kim

Colorado Congress members to IRS: Don’t tax TABOR
This push comes after the IRS said residents of Colorado and other states that received one-time refunds or special payments from their states in 2022 should hold off on filing their federal tax returns until the agency decides how to handle those payments.

By Caitlyn Kim

State of the Union leaves Colorado guests wowed, Congress members divided
“It’s been a really humbling experience,” said one guest of his whirlwind day on Capitol Hill.

By Caitlyn Kim

USPS woes are reaching ‘crisis levels’ in several Colorado communities. Can the state’s Congress members help?
Communities from Silverthorne to Castle Rock are grappling with missing mail, long lines and slow delivery.

By Caitlyn Kim

Here’s who Colorado lawmakers are bringing to the 2023 State of the Union
From the Army veteran who helped disarm the Club Q shooter to a rancher dealing with the western megadrought and more.

By Caitlyn Kim

Sen. Michael Bennet wants Apple and Google to drop TikTok from their app stores
The Colorado senator joins the increasing congressional call to examine the social media company’s national security implications.

By Caitlyn Kim

From shopping to speech, GOP Rep. Ken Buck wants to trim the power of Big Tech
The Republican writes that the fight has re-energized his purpose for serving in Congress.

By Caitlyn Kim

From Biden investigations to the Farm Bill, committee assignments set the agenda for Colorado’s congress members
GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert landed a seat on Oversight, one of the main committees that has pledged to investigate the president and his administration.

By Caitlyn Kim

Post office woes in the mountain towns of Buena Vista and Twin Lakes have caught U.S. Rep. Brittany Pettersen’s attention
Residents are saying the post office hasn’t delivered their mail for more than three weeks and that important items have gone missing.

By Caitlyn Kim

Sending US tanks to Ukraine receives bipartisan support from Colorado congressional delegation
The Biden Administration’s decision comes as Germany also announced it would send tanks to Ukraine after bowing to international pressure.

By Caitlyn Kim

US Rep. Doug Lamborn settles workplace lawsuit with former staffer
The employee claimed he was fired for complaining about Lamborn and the office’s unsafe approach to COVID-19. Lamborn denied the allegations.

By Caitlyn Kim

The legislature is back: what do they want to do?
State lawmakers have returned to session in Denver. We cover a bit of DC-style drama on opening day, and hear from congressional reporter Caitlyn Kim how the actual DC drama went down with the many, many Speaker votes.


With House Speaker selection stalemated, Republicans in and out of Congress wonder what’s next
Colorado’s Lauren Boebert has become a leading figure in the anti-McCarthy movement.

By Caitlyn Kim
