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.
GOP Senate candidate Joe O’Dea hopes to go from the construction biz to Congress
O’Dea is banking on his business experience and focus on economic issues to get him through the hard-fought Republican primary.
The GOP Divide
The party is torn between its grassroots, with their concerns about the 2020 election and their hunger for a more combative tone from lawmakers, and its more traditional voters, who […]
Colorado’s senators welcome bipartisan gun agreement
Bennet and Hickenlooper are encouraged by gun compromise, but Democrats add more needs to be done.
Republicans are trying to flip Colorado’s 7th district. Three very different candidates argue they’re each the one to do it
Several factors are combining to give the party hope in this Democratic-leaning district. But first voters have to pick their candidate.
‘Common sense’ or ‘not productive’ — Colorado lawmakers speak out ahead of gun vote
Several of the state’s Democratic members are vocal supporters of House policies, while Republicans are weighing in against them.
Colorado District 6: Who’s running in the Congressional district for Aurora?
District 6 remains one of the most ethnically diverse in the state, after districts one and eight.
Buck, Neguse on opposite sides of Protecting Our Children Act gun debate
The Protecting Our Children Act includes a number of measures intended to tighten the rules on gun ownership, such as raising the age to buy a semiautomatic rifle from 18 to 21, regulating ghost guns, and banning bump stocks and large capacity magazines.
